Su Li’s words did remind Bai Huizi of something.
If Su Li forced herself to endure the urge to pee while accompanying her around the exhibition, it would certainly make for an interesting situation.
But Bai Huizi didn’t want to do that.
Rather than being overwhelmed by an uncontrollable urge, she preferred to have some things firmly in her grasp.
She hadn’t been prepared this time, but Su Li’s words served as a reminder.
Next time, if the opportunity arose, she could prepare something to keep Su Li under control and have her casually lingering in front of Shen Cishu.
The main event was about to unfold, so Bai Huizi didn’t mind Su Li’s brief absence of a few minutes.
It was the perfect chance for her to check whether her Younger Sister had shown up.
Su Li lifted the hem of her skirt and hurried into the bathroom.
While washing her hands, she suddenly heard a voice calling out to her.
“Su Li, long time no see!”
Jin Ke’er sat in her wheelchair, blocking the bathroom door, sneering coldly at Su Li.
Su Li looked at Jin Ke’er, who was standing firmly in front of the exit, making it impossible to leave, and instantly felt a bit of trouble.
It wasn’t that she found Jin Ke’er’s approach troublesome; rather, she was annoyed that she couldn’t return quickly to Bai Huizi’s side.
So Su Li’s first reaction was to say nothing and simply leave.
At this moment, Jin Ke’er probably hadn’t realized she’d left a gap, so Su Li’s escape from the bathroom wasn’t actually difficult.
After all, they were unrelated people; there was nothing to talk about.
Their transaction was over, and Su Li wouldn’t engage again with someone whose business had ended.
That was just a hassle.
No matter how much money was involved, it was still a hassle.
Though she liked money, she hated trouble.
She could easily choose new clients to develop.
Jin Ke’er was infuriated by Su Li’s indifferent attitude.
No one had ever dared to ignore her since childhood.
Even though she was disabled in both legs, no one had ever dared to treat her like that.
Wherever she went, she was the center of attention.
Why should Su Li be any different?
How dare someone so lowly, who sold her body, blatantly ignore her?
Not even using this way to grab her attention was allowed!
Provoked by Su Li’s attitude, a surge of energy exploded through Jin Ke’er’s body, and she tightly grabbed Su Li’s wrist.
“Let go!”
Su Li said calmly, her face expressionless.
“Smack!”
A crisp sound rang out at the bathroom door.
Jin Ke’er released all her strength and slapped Su Li hard.
The force was so great that Su Li’s face twisted, and her snow-white hair fluttered wildly across her face.
Su Li didn’t touch her already reddened cheek.
This time Jin Ke’er didn’t offer money; she hated being taken for granted.
“You filthy slut!”
“Don’t think that just because you have a new big spender on your list, all your past deeds have been wiped clean.”
“Got a new sponsor and suddenly you’re eager to sever ties with me?”
“Kneeling at my feet to lick them before, now you act like a chaste and virtuous woman?”
“What’s the matter, is the new sponsor better in bed?”
“Fine, Su Li, growing wings now, huh?”
“When the time comes, I’ll send the video of you licking my feet and toes to your new sponsor, let her see what kind of person you really are.”
“When I used to slip money into your skirt, why didn’t you dodge so quickly back then?”
“Now you’ve learned to put on a show, right?”
Su Li let Jin Ke’er’s insults roll off her as she tidied her hair.
The bruises on her face would heal soon, so there was no real impact.
Clients whose transactions had ended weren’t even people in her eyes.
They had no value.
Jin Ke’er’s words were like a dog’s barking—meaningless to her.
Seeing Su Li’s usual indifferent expression without any reaction only fueled Jin Ke’er’s anger further.
She thought Su Li’s current demeanor was like a dead pig not afraid of boiling water.
Having a new sponsor gave her some confidence, making her forget how she used to act like a dog.
So Jin Ke’er gripped Su Li’s wrist again, intending to slap her once more.
Unexpectedly, Su Li immediately restrained her and pushed her back into the wheelchair.
Jin Ke’er struggled violently, trying to break free from Su Li’s grip but to no avail.
Though Su Li looked delicate and fragile, the strength in her grip was immense, like a vice clamping tightly onto her arm.
“Let me go!”
Jin Ke’er shouted angrily, even attempting to bite Su Li hard, but Su Li held her wrist with one hand, leaving her helpless.
“You’re really noisy.”
“My biggest pet peeve is being taken for granted.”
With that, Su Li forcefully slapped Jin Ke’er, then continued in the same cold tone:
“Our business is over.
If you’re unwilling to pay the price for causing trouble, then naturally, you slap me once, I slap you once back.”
If Jin Ke’er was willing to pay, Su Li would have agreed.
But the money Jin Ke’er should have paid wasn’t part of their previous transactions—it was the price Jin Ke’er had to bear.
Of course, Jin Ke’er didn’t pay.
She hated being taken for granted the most.
Feeling a burning pain spread across her cheek, Jin Ke’er covered her face, stunned in the wheelchair.
She hadn’t expected that the once meek, lamb-like Su Li would do such a thing.
Not even her parents had ever hit her!
“You hit me, you actually dared to hit me!”
Jin Ke’er wanted to do more.
She tried to stand up but found her legs weak and unable to support her.
She glared at Su Li in anger, only to find Su Li’s gaze as expressionless as ever.
This time, the feeling was different.
Whenever she saw Su Li’s expression like this before, she wanted to choke her hard, forcing her to kiss her toes.
Now, she felt a sudden chill of fear.
Su Li suddenly felt like a stranger.
Su Li had never been like this before…
Her gaze swept around but she said nothing more.
What was happening now was completely different from what she had expected.
The burning pain on Jin Ke’er’s cheek lingered, her head lowered, golden hair shielding her face, hiding her expression.
Su Li felt the burning sensation on her own cheek fade away; the problem was solved.
She didn’t linger any longer, not even glancing back at Jin Ke’er.
She was already a few minutes later than she had planned.
She quickened her pace, eager to return to Bai Huizi’s side.
That’s not what I expected.