Qiaoqiao's calculations clinked like castanets.
On her way, Qiaoqiao even learned that Gu Ya's family wealth was substantial; it wasn't just that his Zuixiang Restaurant was the largest in town, but even the Wang Residence of the town had to show a certain respect for Gu Ya.
To be a concubine of such a man, in Qiaoqiao's opinion, was far better than being the legal wife of an average-status man in Yangcheng. With Gu Ya's vast family fortune, could she possibly lack food or clothing in the future? And if she could please Gu Ya, perhaps the position of his legal wife could also be hers.
Lost in her sweet dreams, Qiaoqiao never took Gu Ya's wife, Su Yunjin, seriously. She planned to intimidate Su Yunjin first, to establish her authority when she entered the household. She did not anticipate that, after causing a scene, she wouldn't even enter the Gu Family's doorway and was instead unceremoniously driven away by Young Master Gu himself.
How Qiaoqiao regretted it!
