When she heard her own name, Jiang Yi didn't really react much.
She wasn't nervous at all, and even found it amusing.
How could that be possible? He Gu had never regarded her as a normal woman from a young age, let alone liked her; even the look in his eyes when he saw her were full of disdain.
Yet, just when Jiang Yi thought that Hao Zhizhi was being overly sensitive, He Gu became surprisingly silent.
Jiang Yi found it a little strange.
Thinking about it, ever since puberty, the suitors behind He Gu had never ceased, girls' love letters to him were more numerous than the sanitary pads Jiang Yi had used.
Which time had He Gu not pushed her out to take the hit for him?
It was also because she had taken the blame for He Gu too many times that Jiang Yi had been isolated by a group of girls.
At that time, she was young, but she had already experienced the oppression of school bullies, all thanks to He Gu.
Of course, He Gu wouldn't stand by and watch Jiang Yi be bullied.
