Reborn as a Mortal Heiress Pampered by Big Shots-Chapter 456 - 291 closest relationship person..._3

With that in mind, Jiang Xuan registered an alternate account and replied to one of the netizens.

[I think it kind of looks like the president of Jiang Group.]

Any attentive fan who compares his photos from events could tell, whether it’s the build or the hairstyle, they are exactly the same.

A few minutes later, he received multiple replies. Jiang Xuan clicked to read—

[Pfft! This enthusiastic netizen must be a hardcore fan of President Jiang, right? To think of that, this is some wild imagination!]

[Exactly, even though my hubby has endorsed their company, there’s no way it’s President Jiang, is it? My hubby just started his first year in college...]

[It’s definitely Xia Ye, no mistake about it. I just compared them carefully again. Xia Ye just had a haircut!]

Jiang Xuan: ...

So what if he just started his first year?

This... sounds kind of condescending...

**

Along with Xia Ye’s private autographed photo, which went viral, Zhou Yao’s family’s spiced snacks also became a hit.

With 500,000 packets of spiced snacks produced, Zhou Youquan stayed in the factory for half a month, finally getting them all shipped out with guaranteed quality.

Apart from the few lucky winners, the rest were shipped in the order of the purchases they made. Those who were beyond the 17,000 packets stock had to wait over half a month to receive their goods.

But this did not affect the reputation of Zhou Family’s spiced snacks at all.

Firstly, Zhou Yao sent out text messages explaining the situation, and when dealing with impatient customers, she personally called to apologize.

Her talent for smoothing things over with sweet talk really came in handy, as no matter the customer, they left with no hard feelings and even expressed understanding.

Additionally, as compensation for the late shipment, Zhou Yao included a small gift with each package.

With such excellent service combined with Zhou Youquan’s unique spiced flavors, Zhou Family’s spiced snacks completely made their mark.

They were a sensation.

Even without live streaming, they received approximately 500 orders every day.

**

Xia Ye’s first semester at Beijing University was incredibly fulfilling.

She shuttled daily among the Academy of Sciences, Beijing University, and the Xia Family residence, and the end of the term arrived before she knew it.

The top students of Beijing University, if not in class, would almost always be studying in the library from morning till night, preparing for their final exams.

Only Xia Ye, come rain or shine, went home every weekend, with no increase in her library check-ins.

Some said she must be confident about her final exams, while others suspected she was underestimating Beijing University’s finals and that reality would give her a lesson harsh as blood.

Xia Ye herself turned a deaf ear to these speculations. She was not very concerned about the upcoming finals. Her attention lately was all on—Bru, her cherished pet.

Xia Xing, as Bru’s interim caretaker, discovered that Bru was increasingly understanding of human commands; it got things right after being told just once.

Sometimes, while playing with Bru and seeing its fluffy, cute face growing increasingly humanlike, with bright, intelligent eyes, Xia Xing couldn’t help but fear it might blurt out human speech in moments of urgency.

Xia Ye had been feeding it special snacks for about four months, and the timing seemed ripe.

Lately, she had been coming home every weekend to train Bru in secret.

In the Xia Family’s backyard, Xia Ye was wearing a long black down jacket with the zipper undone, beads of sweat densely dotted her fair and beautiful forehead.

Next to her stood a spade, her elbow resting on its handle: "Bru."

Bru sat properly in front of her, its long and thick tail wagging quickly from side to side in eager anticipation of her commands.

Xia Ye tilted her chin towards the three small mounds of earth on the ground: "Guess where I buried your favorite bone?"

It had snowed a few days before, and now the garden floor was covered with snow.

Xia Ye dug each of these holes to a depth of three meters and then covered them with the accumulated snow.

Snow is the best at concealing scents.

Xia Ye was training Bru’s sense of smell, hoping to discover some treasures she’d hidden underground for herself.

However, after hundreds or even thousands of years, these treasures were all hidden deep underground—the only clue to finding them was their scent, which still carried her own. freёwebnoѵel.com

Dogs have an extremely sensitive sense of smell, but to unearth the treasures she’d buried required a sensitivity far exceeding the limits of any normal dog.

But Bru was different; it was a big dog that had been trained with her Spiritual Energy.

Like now, upon hearing Xia Ye’s command, Bru’s big eyes immediately widened. It sniffed the three small mounds of earth on the ground alertly, and within a moment, its hawk-like eyes fixated on one of them!