Chapter 1080
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Fu Ya did not say anything, but there was no warmth in her eyes. When Fu Cheng met her eyes, he felt like he was in an icehouse for a moment.
Fu Cheng was startled by the thought that arose in his mind, but the cold feeling soon dissipated.
Fu Ya had already closed her eyes. She pinched the earphone cable and threw it on the coffee table. "Tell me, what are you up to now?"
Her cousin basically did not talk to her. Whenever he spoke, he would either be sarcastic or look for her with a purpose. She had already figured this out after so many years.
Fu Cheng was already used to his cousin's sarcastic tone. He suppressed his displeasure and said, "You're not going to participate in the association's assessment this year?"
Fu Ya pinched her fingers gently as a sneer flashed across her lips. She could roughly guess why Fu Cheng was looking for her. "Yes, I'm not going to."
She replied straightforwardly.
"Why not?" Fu Cheng asked with a frown.
Fu Ya scratched her ears and kicked her slippers far away. She crossed her legs on the sofa without a care for her image. "What does it have to do with you whether I participate or not?"
"Don't forget that your surname is Fu and that you're from the Fu family. Don't forget who you relied on to enter the Apothecaries' Association. Don't forget who raised you all these years and provided for you to go to school," Fu Cheng said calmly.
"Oh, then don't forget who you relied on to become an advanced apothecary." Fu Ya chuckled.
It was the same excuse every time. She was really sick of hearing it.
Fu Cheng looked at Fu Ya coldly. After a long while, he said, "You can choose not to participate in the assessment this year, but you have to give me an S-grade prescription."
Fu Ya's lips twitched. She knew it was because of this. She looked at Fu Cheng and said sarcastically, "Aren't you an advanced apothecary? Why are you asking a person like me, who knows nothing, for a prescription? Are you sure you're not joking? "
"You know very well whether I have one or not." Fu Cheng did not want to talk nonsense with Fu Ya. He looked at his mother, who was walking toward them, and his expression returned to normal. "Of course, I can't do anything about it if you continue to be an ingrate."
Talisman's mother approached them with a loving expression. She picked up the slippers that Fu Ya had just kicked away and put them back in front of her. She asked suspiciously, "Yaya, Fu Cheng, what are you two talking about? It looks very serious. "
Fu Cheng glanced at Fu Ya and said, "Nothing much, just some matters in the association."
Fu Ya pinched her hands on her knees. All the sharp emotions on her face had already disappeared. Her cousin was a scumbag, but he had a very good mother. She only called him "Auntie" in a low voice and did not say anything else.
When Fu Cheng saw that Fu Ya had become obedient again, a trace of mockery appeared in his eyes. He stood up and said, "Mom, you guys talk. I still have something to do."
The Talisman's mother knew that her son was usually very busy, so she looked at him and said yes.
Fu Cheng had only taken two steps when he paused. He turned around and whispered to Fu Ya, "Sis, I'll be waiting for your good news. Don't let everyone down."
Fu Ya raised her head. Fu Cheng only raised his eyebrows at her, gave her a knowing look, and then left.
When the Talisman's mother heard this, she could not help but ask in confusion. "What good news?"
Fu Ya retracted her gaze and looked at the gentle Talisman's mother. She did not say anything. She only smiled and shook her head. "Nothing."
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