Time Travel: The Heroine Has Arrived!-Chapter 678: The Switched Young Lady VS The Pretend Aristocratic Lady (Part 3)

An Qinyu grew up in that kind of home, and she was somewhat cold by nature, but there was little enmity among the students, and at most, her classmates felt that the girl with the best grades and looks in the class was a bit aloof.

She had a few friends in class with whom she could carry on a conversation, but she did not have a single close girlfriend.

A couple of desks ahead, girls were sitting together, gossiping:

"Did you all see Song Tian from Class 5 today? That watch on her hand, I just saw it in a magazine a few days ago."

"What’s so surprising about that, everything that young noble lady wears is a brand name."

A girl said enviously, "Her family is really rich, I see her being picked up and dropped off at school by car every day..."

Gu Shengyin shook her head and smiled: No wonder such a pampered young princess can’t stand the life of ordinary people.

When the day’s study was over, Gu Shengyin went home.

As soon as she unlocked the door, she heard the lively voices in the living room and the fragrance of stewed soup wafting from the kitchen.

So Gu Shengyin knew that An Qinqi, the eldest daughter of this household, had come home.

As soon as she entered, the room eerily fell silent for a moment, then An Qinqi, sitting on the sofa, was the first to speak, "Yuyu, you’re back? Are you hungry? Mom has made some delicious soup."

An Qinqi was the only one in the An family who called An Qinyu "Yuyu" and the only one who cared about this younger sister. Gu Shengyin had a pretty good impression of her.

Gu Shengyin smiled at her sister, then ignored the acting-unseen Mr. and Mrs. An and went straight to her room without a word.

Once she was in her room, Mother An turned her head to scold, "Look at that attitude of hers. Did I give birth to her to collect a debt?"

An Qinqi, spoiled from childhood and bold in speech, retorted, "Mom, don’t be too hard on Qinyu, you two are too biased! If you weren’t so unfair, would she have ended up this way?"

She was puzzled too, "You both like me so much, and you aren’t the type to favor sons over daughters, so why can’t you be nicer to Qinyu? Is she not your flesh and blood?"

At these words, Mrs. An’s face changed, and feigning anger, she replied, "What nonsense are you talking? Alright, alright, I’ll go see if the soup is ready."

At the dinner table, Gu Shengyin naturally took the seat at the farthest corner.

"Here, Qiqi, have some soup," Mom An handed An Qinqi a bowl of soup with tenderness, "It must have been tough at school, right? Now that you’re finally home, you should really replenish your energy."

An Qinqi attended university in the neighboring city and could only return home once every few months, sometimes even a whole semester.

An Qinqi gave her mother a meaningful look, and although Mom An was reluctant, not wanting to disappoint her eldest daughter, she took out another bowl, filled it with soup, and handed it to Gu Shengyin: "An Qinyu, have some soup."

Gu Shengyin looked at it, silently accepted it, and politely said "thank you" to Mom An.

In the evening, after dinner, Gu Shengyin returned to her room, and shortly afterward, An Qinqi pushed open the door and came in.

"Sister." Gu Shengyin put down her pen and called her with a smile.

An Qinqi was taken aback and teased, "Yuyu, if you go to university later on, there will definitely be many boys chasing you."

This younger sister of hers didn’t look like their parents. The people of the An Family all had ordinary appearances, and even An Qinqi herself barely qualified as pretty and cute.

But An Qinyu was fair-skinned and beautiful, with features so delicate she didn’t seem like someone who could have come from their An Family’s genes.

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