Lin Zheng leaned close to her ear, lowering her voice. "Even going to the cafeteria, you could get pestered with endless questions. Fortunately, the fact that you sued Fu Fangmao still has everyone feeling a lingering fear. No one dares to spout nonsense to those paparazzi. Seeing they couldn't dig up anything—combined with the evidence somebody leaked online that turned the tide of public opinion—fewer of them have been showing up. I didn't run into a single one when I left the dorm building this morning. I'm guessing the university intervened, too."
Ma Lishan asked, "Everything okay at home?"
"Everything's great," Ning Yue replied. "Oh, by the way, I moved. Once the place is tidied up in a couple of days, I'll invite you two over. It's quite close to our school."
Lin Zheng nodded, flashing a smile that seemed to say she considered Ning Yue very sensible. "You're a multi-billionaire now. We have to go and see your new digs no matter what."
