Somehow, she suddenly thought of the guy who'd played pranks on her multiple times. Could it be Wan Donglin? A chill ran down her spine. Could he really be that bored? Impossible! Knowing his personality, he didn't seem like the type to do such a thing. Then she carefully recalled the handwriting on the card—and realized she'd never actually seen his handwriting, so she couldn't tell if he'd written it or not. If it really was him, she definitely couldn't touch the money; he was probably watching her every move.
She thought for a moment. "Let's do this, Xiaoya. Don't use the money in the account just yet. Wait until we've earned back the complete initial cost of setting up the shop. Once we can return the cost to Wan Donglin, we'll then start splitting the remaining profit."
Xu Xiaoya quickly agreed, "That'll work. Xixi, you're always so thoughtful. Leaving a way out in everything is a good strategy."
