Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man Chapter 1330 You Bastard, Go to Hell

Chapter 1330: Chapter 1330 You b.a.s.t.a.r.d, Go to h.e.l.l

“I suppose it counts as a heartbreak,” Zhou Hengguang said expressionlessly.

“What?” Zou Yi thought he had heard wrong, his mouth agape in shock, feeling increasingly baffled by Big Brother. It seemed like he was only truly getting to know him today—the person he thought he knew before must have been an illusion.

“I knew it!” The old dean said with a I-knew-I-was-smart look, glancing at Zou Yi with a clear meaning: You see? Even the man himself admits it, and you still won’t acknowledge it.

“Come on, let me teach you as your senior,” the old dean said, adopting an I’m-so-great att.i.tude, he took Zhou Hengguang by the shoulders into the office, leaving Zou Yi outside.

Zou Yi: If Big Brother truly liked her, why would he treat that young lady like that? Is that love? More like enemies, right?

In these past days, understanding what Big Brother had done, Zou Yi always believed that he was taking revenge on Su Qing, which tormented him greatly. He was biased in favor of Big Brother, but if Big Brother gave an order, he didn’t dare to go against it!

After all, Su Qing was the sister-in-law’s own sister, someone with a significant background.

Not to mention, the poor girl seemed so pitiable!

Plagued by his conscience for over a week, Zou Yi was ready to bravely stop Big Brother from acting recklessly today. But now, Big Brother himself admitted to being heartbroken?

You’re the one heartbroken, not anyone else.

Serves you right.

Zou Yi shook his head, no longer caring about the issue he originally intended to discuss with Big Brother, and returned to his own office. Ever since he had come back, his time and energy were totally occupied by work, all arranged by Big Brother.

In the office, the old dean rambled on and on to Zhou Hengguang about his own youthful romantic experiences. Zhou Hengguang listened attentively the whole time, with one hand propping up his chin, boosting the old dean’s confidence immensely.

This youngster usually wouldn’t have this much patience.

Even though what he had just said was all nonsense, the old dean puffed out his belly and continued, “Hengguang, you’re such an outstanding young man, as long as you don’t make any mistakes, you will definitely succeed, trust me.”

“Dean, what const.i.tutes a mistake?” Zhou Hengguang asked inquisitively.

The old dean was taken aback, “Uh… it means not to deceive.” Yes, deception—that’s what his wife at home hated the most. “You should be honest about everything, and not deceive her. How much salary you get at work, you have to tell the truth.”

Zhou Hengguang heaved a slight sigh, a trace of melancholy crossing his handsome face that almost made the old dean’s heart ache.

“What’s wrong, Hengguang? Tell me, and I’ll help you find a solution.” Poor kid! It must be his first love; he lacks experience, look what it’s turned him into.

“I lied to her.”

“Is it serious?” the old dean asked with concern.

“Very serious.”

“How serious?”

Zhou Hengguang’s posture, with his chin propped up, was lazy and elegant, “To achieve my goal, I closed in on her by any means necessary, through deception.”

The old dean’s eyes widened, “You…” No good, how could he have raised such a rotten kid? If it were his daughter who was deceived, he’d surely kill this youngster.

“And then?” Unable to accept it, this was his most admired junior, perhaps there was still a chance for redemption.

“Then she got very angry and stopped talking to me.”

“Have you apologized?”

“No.”

“You… Didn’t you do anything?”

“She went on a blind date, which I did not like. I was very angry and also very sad.”

“And then? Did you go as well? Did you end up fighting with the man she was meeting?”

“No, I simply scared off every suitor so that none dared to show up,” Zhou Hengguang murmured softly with downcast eyes and a somber tone, “Although I achieved my goal, I felt no joy.”

Enraged, the old dean stood up and cursed, “You b.a.s.t.a.r.d, go to h.e.l.l!” Then he slammed the door behind him with such force that belied his age and portly figure.