she said unhappily, "Grandma herself doesn't want to go back yet. Are you already trying to drive Grandma away, you little girl?"
Su Baixue looked as if she had misheard. Surprised and hopeful, she said, "You don't want to leave?" Seeming to feel that her joy was inappropriate, she pursed her lips and showed a shy expression. "I think your original body must be much healthier and younger than my grandma's... I know, because of my personality, you've always been worried about leaving me alone. Actually, I'll become an adult in a month. You can rest assured."
"I can't rest assured," Su Cui sighed. "Grandma still wants to see you go to college, graduate, get married... Well, getting married is not urgent, but if I don't see you living a stable life, I won't leave."
If the trash in college was not dealt with, Su Baixue's life would never be stable.
Even if she could leave, Su Cui wouldn't want to.
Besides, she couldn't die even when she jumped off a building. How could she leave? She couldn't leave!
Su Cui had never thought of leaving Su Baixue.
With her golden finger and all, Su Cui understood clearly that her arrival in this world might be the wish of Su Cuihua herself—to help Su Baixue.
As long as Su Cui wanted to do something, she never gave up halfway.
From the day she drove away Zhao Pengfei, kicking scumbags and rejecting perverts, the aggressive "Grandma" rubbed her palms, always ready!
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The two silver bracelets Su Baixue bought—one was for Su Cui, and the other was for her real grandma, Su Cuihua.
On the return trip of this journey,
the two talked openly about many things. Su Cui told Su Baixue about everything except the perverts, scumbags, some parts of the golden finger, and the fact that Su Baixue was the heroine of a regulated novel. She planned to tell Su Baixue at the right time, like after she had dealt with those scumbags.
Su Baixue had just turned eighteen this year, still a month away from her eighteenth birthday. Even in real society, regulated content requires that those under eighteen should not see it. Su Cui would never tell Su Baixue such heavy, dark things now.
After returning home, they used an urn to contain some of Su Cuihua's clothes and the other silver bracelet Su Baixue had bought on this trip. They set up a small room in the house to enshrine Su Cuihua.
This act completely distinguished Su Cui from Su Cuihua.
Su Baixue often called "Grandma Su Cui" and then switched to just "Grandma."
Su Cui had always regarded Su Baixue as her own granddaughter, and Su Baixue considered Su Cui her real grandma. Later, they looked at each other and smiled, and things went back to how they were before.
Soon after returning home, Su Baixue's college admission letter arrived. She was admitted to September University.
This was a university Su Cui knew well.
When she read the original regulated novel, she often encountered the words "September University."
But the university was not famous. It was clearly the kind of university that would be praised when Su Cui mentioned it to Grandma Li and the square-dancing crowd.
Yet in daily life, Su Cui rarely heard about it.
It was as if the storyline suddenly emerged at the college plot node.
Sensing something unusual, Su Cui specifically searched the university's admission guide online. What she saw nearly shocked her to death.
September University: top institution. Everything else was blurry.
Yes, completely blurry!
Completely blurry???
Su Cui was quite confused.
She was sure her eyes were fine, but no matter how much she searched online or looked at admission brochures, all universities were blurred except September University, which was clearly visible.
This made Su Cui feel strange, and a faint unease crept into her heart.
In the past, even the high school that was not on Su Baixue's original trajectory had been filled in this world. Why was the university blurred?
The clock's hands kept ticking, the faint sound of time moving forward, as if heralding something.