My Son Might Be A Villain

n had any sort of evil intentions, he didn’t mind lifting his fingers and taking care of her before the Song person got to it. 

Between the rude words and the look as though he was looking at some disgusting virus from Lu BoYang, Su Ran’s chest tightened.
She almost didn’t stop herself from slapping him across his face. 

“I’m just here for a business transaction,” said Su Ran. 

Having heard that, Lu BoYang had on a sarcasm look.

“A business transaction? You?”

Lu BoYang only came to the office on the weekend because he didn’t have the courage to hang out around his third uncle. 

What kind of a business transaction was Su Ran here to talk about on a weekend? And, why haven’t he heard about it as the president of the company?

“Yes, me.
But we couldn’t come to an agreement, so you can pretend that it never happened.
As for this revenge that you were talking about.” Su Ran looked at him like she was looking at some crazies and said casually, “Those belonged to the days when we were just kids who had no goals, no ambition, and just a lot of hormones.
So many years have come and gone, I can’t believe you are still holding onto that.”

Granted, the behaviors of the original owner was way beyond that of a child, but in Su Ran’s eyes, they were but storylines in a novel. 

Su Ran’s words gave Lu BoYang an odd feeling.
He then gave her another look and noticed that she was, indeed, very different from how he had remembered her. 

“I still remember them because, Miss Su Ran, what you had done in the past was very memorable,” said Lu BoYang as he squinted at her.
“That being said, if Miss Su wants to resume her previous behaviors, then I also wouldn’t mind helping you relive what had happened once before either.”

Lu BoYang stared intensely at the scar on Su Ran’s face as he spoke. 

Lu BoYang’s stare gave Su Ran goosebumps.
She only dropped a “You’re crazy” as she walked away from him.

She was just here to sell her songs.
Shengding was a large company, and these kinds of transactions would not involve the president of the company at all. 

Running into the second male lead was purely a coincidence. 

As much as Su Ran was annoyed by Lu BoYang’s attitude, when she thought about it some more, she was just a cannon fodder who should have stayed offline.
There was no need for her to go up against the second male lead. 

That being said, that was the second male lead who was supposed to look flirtatious but was actually loyal?

And Su Ran used to be a fan of this second male lead. 

Welp.
Times had changed as did the persona.
Sorry! She would no longer be a fan of his!