Chapter 10 (1/2)

Translator: Exodus Tales  Editor: Exodus Tales

Tang Chi woke up with terrible bed hair and felt exhausted, this was because she caught up on sleep when she didn’t sleep at all last night.

She still felt groggy when she woke up, however, after a glance around the room’s decorations, Tang Chi completely awoke with a start.

It was still Gu Linzheng’s room.

This really wasn’t a nightmare, the transmigration was reality.

1Tang Chi slumped down towards the foot of the mattress, she started doubting life as a whole before finally getting out of bed. Her mobile phone, which was beside her bed, rang.

Tang Chi paused for three seconds before she reached out for her phone.

She looked at the phone screen before answering, it showed [Ni Jieya].

It was one of Tang Chi’s dormitory mates.

Although Tang Chi was married, she still lived in a school dormitory. After all, her family wasn’t living in the imperial capital, she was only studying in a college in the imperial capital.

When Tang Chi got married, she applied a leave of absence citing that she had things to attend to. Her college wasn’t considered a top school and because of that, management wasn’t very strict. She took three days of leave and needed to go back this evening.

There were four people in the dormitory. Ni Jieya’s relationship with her was quite ordinary. It would be accurate to say Ni Jieya’s relationship with the entire dormitory was only so-so. However, due to Tang Chi’s personality, Ni Jieya liked to ask her for help.

“Tang Chi, when you return to the dorm this evening, help me get some takeaway. I’ll wait for you in the dorm at 6.30 pm. The usual will do.”

Ni Jieya said it so smoothly like it was already natural for her to say yes.

Tang Chi hesitated for a while.

In this world’s Tang Chi’s memory, Ni Jieya was unpopular because she liked to take advantage of others. For instance, most of the time, she would end up not paying back when someone bought dinner for her.

The original Tang Chi was quite shy. Hence, Ni Jieya asked her for help often. For a dinner that cost twenty to thirty-something, the original Tang Chi would be too shy to ask her back for the money as it was only a few times.