Chapter 1480 - 1482

Really shouldn’t have trusted his former comrade to help him; Zhao Guangran really wanted to cry. Why did he even think Gong Ruini would rescue him?

"I wrote it." Never mind, even if it’s not good enough, he would bring it out. At least it shows his attitude.

As for whether it would pass his brother’s review, that was really not something he could control.

Zhao Xuran took it and began to read it seriously. Gong Ruini craned her neck from the side, wanting to see if Zhao Guangran’s writing skills had improved after several years.

Zhao Guangran was nervous, some things were fine for his brother to know, as his brother kept secrets tight, at most he would just criticize where it wasn’t good enough.

He would never point out the rather childish things he wrote in his review.

But it would be different if Gong Ruini saw it; she would definitely mock him, possibly even spread it around.

Zhao Guangran didn’t dare say anything, what if his brother didn’t plan to keep it from Ni Zi?

Suddenly, Zhao Xuran stood up, patted Gong Ruini’s head, "Eat well then go to sleep."

Oh no, he wouldn’t let her see it! Gong Ruini was stunned.

How could he do this? Gong Ruini pouted and waited for Zhao Xuran, hoping he would agree to let her see it.

Zhao Xuran waved at her, "Eat, then sleep."

"If you don’t want to sleep, I have many ways to make you sleep." Zhao Xuran glared at Gong Ruini.

Hearing this, Gong Ruini backed down instantly; she understood all too well the meaning behind those words.

The method Zhao Xuran could use was to exhaust her to the point where she couldn’t stay awake.

Gong Ruini glared at Zhao Xuran resentfully; could he talk so carelessly?

There’s an experienced person right here, Gong Ruini couldn’t sit still. She quickly stuffed two fried dumplings in her mouth and ran off to the bedroom.

Oh my god, Zhao Guangran was stunned. If he said it, it wouldn’t be surprising since he gave off the playboy vibe.

But his own brother was such a steady person; how could he say that?

Zhao Guangran started to think, is it true that once a man lets loose, many things are no longer a concern for him?

"Put away those bad thoughts."

"I just didn’t want Ni Zi to see your childish review paper." Judging from Zhao Guangran’s furtive manner, it was clear that his review paper wasn’t very good.

But he never thought it would be this bad, "Let’s just say your writing is logical or not."

"There are so many typos." Zhao Xuran realized a critical issue, which was Zhao Guangran’s noticeable regression in his Chinese skills after a few years without frequent contact with it.

He had only been in the United States for a few years, how could he be making such mistakes? If he stayed longer, Zhao Xuran couldn’t imagine whether Zhao Guangran would still be able to speak Chinese.

What, there’s a typo? Zhao Guangran was incredulous, because he had carefully checked the dictionary.

Even if there were typos, it shouldn’t be too many. His brother must be scaring him.

Not believing it? Zhao Xuran circled every mistake Zhao Guangran made, leaving the latter dumbfounded.

"It’s true." Oh god, before he was worried about passing his brother’s review, now Zhao Guangran was wondering how he could make so many errors.

"Thanks, big brother." Zhao Guangran was terrified, if Ni Zi saw it, she would definitely mock him for a long time.

Zhao Guangran reached out to take the paper away, this was obviously evidence, it couldn’t be left with his brother, the best result was to tear it up.

How would Zhao Xuran give Zhao Guangran the chance to take away his handle? With a swift move, he avoided Zhao Guangran’s action.

"You can go back, and properly write a new review. I don’t want you making the same mistake again."

Ugh, excessive, wasn’t he gonna rewrite it? Then there was no need to keep the wrong one, right? Zhao Guangran looked at Zhao Xuran pitifully.

The latter remained unmoved, shaking his finger at him and then pointing to the door, indicating he could leave.

Even though Zhao Guangran felt very dissatisfied, he had to endure it, "If I write it well..."

"Sometimes keeping this thing seems good to me."

"Otherwise, what if someone says something they shouldn’t?" His own brother’s mouth was tight, but internally, sometimes it was really undervalued a bit.

Zhao Guangran was speechless, wanting to say his brother thought way too badly of him, just as he was about to protest.

"You’re really that kind of person." Was he protesting that no one trusted him? Zhao Xuran indicated there shouldn’t be too much trust placed in Zhao Guangran.

"You should be careful; if the new review isn’t good, you know what I’ll do, right?" Zhao Xuran never felt he had too much leverage over Zhao Guangran.

Ugh, it’s a threat, Zhao Guangran was annoyed, but so what, saying it wouldn’t get anyone to side with him.

More importantly, others would just be curious and ask about the details under the guise of concern.

Thinking of that scene made Zhao Guangran shiver; some trivial matters should be known one or two by his brother at best, at least his brother’s discretion was still valuable.

Whether Zhao Guangran liked it or not, at least he went back to prepare a review paper that would redeem his honor.

After eating a few fried dumplings, Zhao Xuran took Zhao Guangran’s review paper and returned to the bedroom.

After eating so much and watching such a drama, Gong Ruini really couldn’t sleep.

Especially with various thoughts about Zhao Guangran’s review paper.

Gong Ruini was considering how to find a way to thoroughly study Zhao Guangran’s review paper.

Hearing signs of the bedroom door opening, Gong Ruini immediately dove under the covers, of course, facing the balcony.

This girl must be angry; otherwise, how could she make such big movements? Zhao Xuran kept shaking his head, this was his own wife, adorably childish.

"Want to see Guangran’s review paper?"

What, let her see? Gong Ruini was quite surprised; how could he change from refusing to let her see it so arrogantly to now being so generous.

Gong Ruini thought for a long time, still couldn’t figure it out.

If it was unimaginable, Gong Ruini wouldn’t think too much, she quickly popped out from under the covers, grabbed the review paper from Zhao Xuran’s hand, and began to read it.

Just a glance at two lines and Gong Ruini laughed, "Not to mention the handwriting, just these typos."

"If Grandma knew about it." Gong Ruini could already anticipate the furious look on Hua Miaozhu’s face.

"If Grandma knew, he’d be in real trouble." Zhao Xuran could already imagine how Grandma would punish Zhao Guangran.

"You said Guangran was so old when he went abroad, yet after just a few years he forgot Chinese. If it were someone younger." Zhao Xuran couldn’t imagine those younger students would even want to write Chinese characters or speak Chinese.

Gong Ruini indeed was only thinking of finding a chance to properly mock Zhao Guangran, never considering so much.

This Zhao Xuran with a sudden civic concern felt very unfamiliar to Gong Ruini, "It should be fine; it’s just us holding Guangran to high standards."

"High standards?" Zhao Xuran was not convinced, "If it were Grandma, who knows how many pages of text she’d make Guangran write."

"No way, this can’t be left as is." Zhao Xuran insisted on making sure that before Grandma found out, Zhao Guangran’s handwriting looked good.

More importantly, the clarity of expression and typo correction needed considerable improvement.