Who says I can't become a Grand Master?

Chapter 93 Lin Wan is waiting for her cousin

Zhang Qingzhe looked at the address, his feelings were somewhat complicated.

To be honest, he really dislikes visiting relatives, especially to see a "cousin" he doesn't know at all.

But since it was an order from that "out-of-the-sky" mother, and it sounded like it concerned that cousin's "special bloodline"...

It seemed he had absolutely no room to refuse.

—I can only go once.

Lin Wan sat by the window in the milk tea shop, fiddling with her phone screen with a bit of frustration.

Her deep and three-dimensional features have a unique, refined quality, like that of someone of mixed race.

Her exposed arms and neck displayed healthy, tanned skin that shimmered softly under the store's gentle lighting.

Its exotic appearance drew curious glances from customers at several nearby tables.

At this moment, she was slightly hunched over, gently resting her full and vibrant chest on the small birchwood table, which would make her shoulders feel a little more relaxed.

The afternoon sunlight slanted in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, illuminating her lowered face.

The light seeped into the depths of her azure eyes, making them refract a jewel-like brilliance.

It exudes a unique charm that blends wildness and languor.

The waitress behind the counter wiped the cups while secretly observing the unfamiliar yet outstanding girl.

She felt that this girl was just as beautiful as the young lady who frequented the store.

The two simply have completely different styles—

One is like a wild rose growing freely, while the other is like a carefully cultivated rose.

However, at this moment, the waitress secretly hoped that this wild little beauty would quickly change seats.

Because it's almost time for school to end.

If nothing unexpected happens, the "handsome man and beautiful woman" who frequent the store will soon appear there.

Their "couple's reserved seat" happened to be this window seat.

Lin Wan is getting impatient.

A sudden voice message from her mother forced her to wait here for a "cousin she had never met before".

She hates receiving unfamiliar relatives the most.

Especially since the other party is an "ordinary person"—who would most likely show disgust or fear towards her "special bloodline".

"mom!"

Lin Wan brought the phone to her mouth, her tone full of reluctance, "Why hasn't my cousin come yet? I made plans to go out with my classmates... Maybe we should just call it a day?"

On the other end of the line came my mother's authoritarian voice: "No!"

"Hate……"

"Wait a little longer! I finally managed to talk to your aunt. Your cousin is really amazing; I heard he's the top student in his school. He could tutor you."

"Mom, don't listen to other people bragging."

Lin Wan pursed her full lips, her thick, long eyelashes casting two light shadows on her cheeks. "I know most of the truly capable people in school."

"Give me a break, I know you too well."

The mother bluntly exposed her lie: "Is that what you call 'knowing' someone? You just 'know their name' at most! Would you actively make friends with them?"

Lin Wan was taken aback, her fingers unconsciously tugging at the ends of her hair, unsure how to respond.

"Look at your grades in academic subjects, they're in serious trouble! I don't want you to have to repeat a year because of failing a course."

The mother's voice continued, tinged with obvious concern, "Besides, haven't you been bothered by that annoying guy lately? Perfect, let your cousin take care of him for you."

"Mom, please don't meddle."

Lin Wan frowned, her voice tinged with annoyance. "That guy who's clinging to me is at least in the top three of the [Energy Shaping School]. How could my cousin, who's some nobody from the [Elementary School], possibly be a match for him?"

"What? Is that person that powerful?"

Lin Wan's mother seemed taken aback for a moment, thought for a few seconds, and then said something surprising, "Then... why don't you just agree?"

"Agree to what?!" Lin Wan's voice unconsciously rose slightly.

After attracting the attention of those around her, she quickly bent down again, her chest flattening against the table.

"Since he has such excellent grades, he must have a bright future, right? Why don't you try dating him?"

"Mom! What did you say?!"

Lin Wan felt a wave of weakness wash over her, her cheeks flushing slightly. "I hate that arrogant guy!"

"Oh dear, you're not getting any younger. Don't be like those 'witch' seniors, with their high standards that end up as lonely old hags."

"You're so annoying—!"

Lin Wan muttered angrily to her phone, her full lips slightly pouting, "Even if I had to choose one... I would never choose a guy like that!"

"Oh?"

The mother's voice immediately became intrigued, "So, you already have a target? Who is it? Tell Mommy!"

"You're so annoying!" Lin Wan said, enunciating each word clearly, wishing she could hang up the phone immediately.

"Look at your temper..."

Her mother sighed, her tone turning to admonition, "When your cousin arrives later, even if he's really... well, really ordinary, you can't show any dislike. Give your relative some face, understand?"

"I know—" Lin Wan drawled.

"Don't be so perfunctory! Even if your cousin isn't very good at practical combat, I heard he does very well in theory classes. At least in this area, you can ask him to tutor you, right? Do you know how much it costs to hire a magic tutor? You can easily save money just by taking good care of your cousin."

Hearing such a vulgar reason, Lin Wan felt her head grow bigger, almost bigger than her breasts.

Just then, the door of the milk tea shop was pushed open, and the wind chimes on the door made a crisp tinkling sound.

Zhang Qingzhe walked in alone.

He calmly glanced at the scattered customers in the store, his gaze not lingering on any one of them.

He didn't find any girls with a "girlish" vibe.

Lin Wan was at her most agitated when she subconsciously looked up and saw Zhang Qingzhe walking in.

He was tall and handsome.

But her expression was somewhat distant, as if she were being forced to do something, so similar to her current state.

Lin Wan habitually adopted a cool and aloof demeanor, waiting for the other party to greet her first.

But when he saw the other person's gaze sweep over him without any reaction, and then walk straight to another empty seat.

She felt inexplicably flustered.

"Hello!"

She couldn't help but speak up, her voice clear and straightforward, with a hint of capriciousness, "There's no one at my table! Why don't you come sit down?"

Zhang Qingzhe stopped in his tracks upon hearing the sound.

Every time he hears the word "feed," he subconsciously thinks of his younger sister.

But after glancing at the girl, he still replied politely but distantly, "No, I'm waiting for someone."