The fake heiress loves to act? The max-level boss isn't interested in playing along.

Half an hour later, the two people in the classroom began to pack up and go home.

The two went to a small alley and ate noodles with soybean paste.

Zhang Wen then rode her bicycle to the entrance of the military dependents' compound.

She was still in high spirits: "Huahua, it's the weekend tomorrow, let's go for a stroll in Zhongshan Park?"

I borrowed my brother's camera; I heard the chrysanthemums there are beautiful, I'll take some pictures of you!

Fu Hua was preoccupied with the math Olympiad that Lu Xingzhou had mentioned.

There is still a lot of information to consult.

She didn't want to spend her time on simple sightseeing.

She politely declined, saying, "Wenwen, thank you for your kindness. However, I've already planned to go to the city library tomorrow to look up some study materials, so I'm afraid I can't go to the park with you."

Although Zhang Wen was somewhat disappointed, she knew Fu Hua's dedication to her studies.

All she could do was pout and say, "Alright, alright, you top student, if you still have time after you've finished your research, come find me!"

"Okay, I'll definitely go when I have time."

Fu Hua smiled and agreed, then said goodbye.

The next day, Fu Hua arrived at the city library early in the morning.

The place is quiet and has a rich collection of books, which is one of her favorite places.

Since coming to Beijing, she has often come here, besides her home.

Even the gatekeeper, Uncle Zhou, knows her.

She headed straight for the foreign language book section, intending to find some original English math or physics books to broaden her thinking.

She tiptoed to reach for a copy of "Introduction to Calculus and Analysis" on the top shelf.

A young girl next to me, who was also looking for books, tripped over a box of books that had been temporarily placed in the aisle.

As he leaned to one side, his elbow accidentally bumped into Fu Hua's arm.

"oops!"

The girl gasped softly and quickly apologized, "I'm so sorry, I wasn't paying attention..."

Fu Hua steadied herself and shook her head: "It's alright."

The girl looked up and saw Fu Hua's calm face.

His gaze fell upon the thick English original book in her hands, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

But he didn't say much and continued looking down at his book.

However, her stylishly dressed female companion with curly hair persisted, frowning as she spoke.

With a hint of sarcasm, she said to Fu Hua, "What's wrong with you? Standing in the middle of the road blocking the way, you almost made my friend fall!"

Fu Hua frowned slightly. "Get your facts straight before you speak!"

"What do you mean? It's your fault, but you won't admit it?"

The curly-haired girl, with an unfriendly expression, wouldn't let it go.

Even though her friend said it was okay, she still maintained the same attitude.

A young woman with neat short hair, black-rimmed glasses, and a capable demeanor closed the book she was holding.

He stood up and spoke in a calm yet authoritative voice: "Comrade, you should speak reasonably."

It was clearly your own carelessness that caused the books to trip over them, so why are you blaming others?

The library is a public place; please do not make loud noises here and disturb others.

The woman with curly hair blushed at what was said and wanted to retort.

She was pulled back by the girl next to her who had apologized earlier: "It's alright, it was my fault. Let's stop arguing and disturbing other people's reading."

The two then walked away dejectedly.

The short-haired woman smiled kindly at Fu Hua and pointed to the empty seat next to her: "Student, sit here, the lighting is better here."

Fu Hua thanked her and sat down next to her.

The two of them quietly read their books.

After a while, the short-haired woman seemed stumped by a certain question.

His brows furrowed, and he unconsciously let out a soft sigh.

She raised her head and stretched her neck.

My gaze inadvertently swept over the pages of the book Fu Hua was reading—it was all densely packed with English text.

Moreover, it appears to be a highly specialized mathematical work.

Surprise flashed in her eyes again. After hesitating for a moment, she couldn't help but whisper to interrupt:

"Excuse me, but if I may ask... is your English very good?"

Fu Hua looked up from her book, glanced at the other person, and nodded: "It's alright. Is there anything I can help you with?"

The short-haired woman seemed to have seen a savior.

He quickly took out several pages of manuscript paper printed in English from his briefcase.

Her tone was earnest: "Yes, I am an editor at the Municipal People's Publishing House. My name is Su Xiao."

I am responsible for importing some foreign popular science books.

I've recently been proofreading the translation of this manuscript, which contains a lot of mathematical and physical terminology.

I'm a little unsure... Could you please take a look at these few segments for me? They're only a few minutes long!

Fu Hua took the manuscript and quickly glanced through it; it was a chapter from a popular science book about the history of quantum physics.

She picked up her pen and, almost without pausing, fluently wrote an accurate and beautiful Chinese translation in the blank space beside the manuscript paper.

Encountering several unfamiliar technical terms,

After a moment's thought, she also offered a translation that was faithful, expressive, and elegant.

In just a few minutes, she finished proofreading and translating the manuscript that had troubled Su Xiao for half a day, and handed it back.

Su Xiao took the manuscript paper, her eyes widening as she looked at the clear and precise annotations and translations.

His face was filled with shock and disbelief!

That speed! That quality!

She's even more capable than the senior foreign language editors in her company.

"Fellow student! You're amazing!"

Su Xiao's voice trembled with excitement, "Which university do you study at? Are you interested in doing part-time translation?"

Our publishing house is desperately seeking someone like you who is proficient in foreign languages ​​and has a science background! We can offer competitive compensation per thousand words!

Faced with this sudden job offer and generous compensation,

Fu Hua simply shook her head calmly.

She politely declined, saying, "Editor Su, thank you for your consideration. However, I am still a high school student, and my studies are quite demanding, so I may not have a fixed amount of time to do a lot of translation work."

"High...high school student?!"

Su Xiao was shocked again, looking at the young and beautiful face that was so attractive to her, she could only find it hard to believe.

How could a high school student have such a profound command of English and professional knowledge?

Seeing her disappointed expression, Fu Hua thought for a moment and added, "How about this, if you encounter any particularly difficult parts while proofreading manuscripts in the future..."

Or if you need urgent proofreading of a small portion, you can contact me.

I can help take a look when I have time; consider it a learning and training opportunity.

Upon hearing this, Su Xiao was disappointed that they couldn't cooperate long-term, but she was still overjoyed.

He quickly took out his notebook and wrote down her school and name.

Su Xiao said gratefully, "That's wonderful, Fu Hua. Thank you so much! I'll definitely need your help in the future."

Don't worry, even for complex consultations, I won't skimp on the compensation.

The two exchanged a few more words in hushed tones and agreed to leave a message at the school's mailroom if needed in the future.

Su Xiao looked at Fu Hua, who had lowered her head to read again, and felt a surge of gratitude and amazement.

Her intuition told her that this quiet girl had an unlimited future.

Fu Hua also felt that this chance encounter at the library was...

Perhaps it will open a small window for her to a wider world.