Zhou Chengchen nodded, still recalling the few times she ate with Xi Siyan, and ordered a few dishes.
Although she and An Rui weren't exactly close, Zhou Chengchen had always been naturally outgoing and never afraid of awkward silences.
She was just about to say something when An Rui spoke first from across the table: "Cheng Chen, can I call you that? You're the Zhou Family's eldest daughter?"
An Rui really didn't care much what kind of status Zhou Chengchen had. If she were some gaming god, he might care a bit, but being the Zhou Family's eldest daughter, that identity didn't matter to him. He was just bored with nothing to do and wanted to confirm it.
Zhou Chengchen didn't expect him to suddenly come out with that. The reason she didn't like people knowing her identity was because she didn't like those fake, pretentious compliments, but since she'd been found out, she wouldn't go out of her way to hide it.
"Yeah, I am. How did you know?"
