As for Chu Shao, it seemed quite natural, not because of his background, but because of his personal aura and the impression he gave others. He wasn't a wasteful young master, he made people believe that he could accomplish something.
After recovering, Tianxue asked, "Where did you meet your friends? Are they reliable?"
"They're reliable," Chu Shao said. "They're all university students or recent graduates who are passionate about entrepreneurship and quite talented. I provide the funding and ideas, they bring the technical expertise. Don't worry, I have a knack for judging people. Otherwise, out of dozens in our class. I wouldn't specifically get along well with you guys."
"I like what you said!" Tianxue commented.
Chu Shao smiled and "affectionately" glanced at Liao Yiyi once more.
Tianxue couldn't help but poke him with her chopsticks on his elbow. He looked at her, blushed at her playful gaze, and after a while he looked back at Yiyi as if nothing had happened.
