Jin Qianqian saw the little girl puffing up her cheeks in anger. She smiled, shook her head, and led her group into the restaurant next door.
Evidently having learned her lesson, the little girl didn't bother them again during this meal. However, for the rest of the afternoon, the little girl and her followers stuck to them like glue, always finding some excuse to cause trouble.
Time and time again, Jin Qianqian's remaining patience was worn thin. Spotting a few pleasure boats moored by the lake, she immediately had someone call for a boatman. Lichun had barely started negotiating the rental fee with the boatman when Tian Mi predictably marched over with her entourage. Indignant, Lichun drove up the price a few times, but the deep-pocketed girl snatched the deal every time.
"Since you've already booked the boat, I'd like to see if you can actually foot the bill," Jin Qianqian said. "You aren't just playing the boatman for a fool, are you?"
