The Wan Sisters and Subai Exchange Music

On the other side.

Su Bai drove his car, accompanied by the twin beauties, to the riverside embankment.

In autumn, the outdoor scenery of Jiangcheng was quite pleasant.

The weather had gradually cooled, making it comfortable to stay outside without feeling too hot.

Holding hands with the sisters, Su Bai strolled along the grassy path, listening to Wan Xinyan share amusing stories from their art college.

It had to be said—even within the same university, life could vary drastically between majors.

For instance, those studying broadcasting and hosting had to practice vocal exercises every morning.

Dance majors, on the other hand, had to strictly control their weight.

Rumor had it that the dance department’s teachers had issued an ultimatum:

No one was allowed to gain weight during the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays.

Upon their return, the teachers would set up a scale in the girls’ dormitory and weigh each student one by one.

Those who failed the check wouldn’t be allowed back into their rooms.

Compared to the dance students, Su Bai felt life for regular majors was downright indulgent.

After all, Jiangcheng University had a relatively relaxed atmosphere, encouraging students to pursue their own paths.

Unless their major demanded it, students were free to decide how to spend their days.

But many lacked the discipline to make the most of that freedom.

Su Bai didn’t consider himself exceptional, but at least he’d sought advice from seniors when he first enrolled.

Aside from attending classes, he followed a self-study plan in his dorm, learning practical skills.

His goal was to master some useful knowledge by the second half of next year and try to land a spot as a lab assistant.

After that, he’d look into internships, send out resumes, and gain work experience during breaks…

For kids from ordinary backgrounds, securing a decent job required extra effort.

Of course, after binding with the "Extravagance Tycoon System," all those plans had been overturned…

"We actually have a lot of free time in broadcasting, Su Bai. If you ever want company, you can always call us," Wan Xinyan said, clinging to his arm and bouncing excitedly.

"Yeah, my sister and I are usually available."

...

Su Bai’s thoughts began to wander.

"We’ve walked quite a bit—I’m a little tired. Let’s head back to the car for a while."

"Sure, sounds good!"

The Mercedes GLE was parked in a secluded spot under the shade of trees.

The riverside embankment was already sparsely populated, and this location was especially discreet.

Coupled with the tinted windows, no one outside could see what was happening inside.

Even so, the outdoor setting made the Wan sisters—who were alone with a guy for the first time—a little nervous.

Beep beep~

Su Bai unlocked the car, opened the rear door, and slid into the middle seat before gesturing for them to join.

The two girls immediately understood, climbing in from either side and shutting the doors behind them.

The locks clicked into place.

The enclosed space blocked out the autumn sunlight.

...

"Su Bai, you make us feel so safe."

...

A long while later.

Su Bai leaned back against the car’s leather seats and pulled an ice-cold cola from the built-in fridge.

Gulp, gulp…

Refreshing!

"So, Young Master Su, was it to your satisfaction?"

Wan Xinyan teased in a playful, period-drama tone, grinning.

"Very much so," Su Bai replied with genuine praise.

...

Even the system had rewarded him twice in a row—proof of their excellence!

"Does that mean we’ve earned the right to stay by your side long-term?"

"Mmm… you passed the first round."

"And when’s the next round?"

"During our trip in a few days. If you perform well, there’ll be rewards."

He pinched their cheeks and dangled the carrot.

Admittedly, "empty promises" were something modern women despised—but Su Bai was so filthy rich that even if he delivered only 10% of what he promised, it would still be wealth far beyond what the sisters could ever dream of.

Wan Xinyan immediately vowed, "Don’t worry, Su Bai. We’ll make sure you’re happy, hehe~"

After finishing his cola, Su Bai lazily opened the system interface to check the two rewards he’d just received.

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