All Chapters of Arrogant Young Master Meets His Match: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Meanwhile in a huge mansion in another part of the city, a man stood by the window, watching the distant waves as he listened to the reports presented by the men who stood in front of him.     That man was the current Head of the Hidden Gu family. The colossus who had ruled the entire T city for generations and who's name alone struck fear into the hearts of many countries across the world.     Xanfeng Gu, the current Head of the Gu family and elder brother to Max, was known in the hacker world as Fade. he was the only one in the world who could operate using the Gu family's insignia. However at that moment, he looked nothing like the stern family head, instead he had the demeanor of a father looking out for his young daughter.     "You mean to tell me that she agreed to marrying the brat from the Feng family?" He spoke up, his dipleasure showing."Yes master" one of men responded.Xanfeng Gu sighed,

Mu Feng gritted his teeth. He really didn't know what had possessed him to call that annoying girl. He would have kept his sanity by simply staying on his own but no, he'd allowed the snippets of conversation he'd overheard this morning get to him. He sighed. She was obviously fine, at least she still had the strength to scold him. With those thoughts he focused back in his work. But focusing on his work was easier said than done. His mind kept returning to what he'd heard this morning.  His mom had implied that Lu Xinya was having issues with her work and other related issues and from what he'd heard it sounded like her dad didn't care about her so he'd wanted to ask her if she needed any help from him but she'd snubbed him completely.  'Damn, he must be a fool to attempt helping that annoying girl'He tried to focus his attention back on his work. But, his mother's words were still hunting his memory.

Mu Feng gritted his teeth. He really didn't know what had possessed him to call that annoying girl.He would have kept his sanity by simply staying on his own but no, he'd allowed the snippets of conversation he'd overheard this morning get to him.He sighed.She was obviously fine, at least she still had the strength to scold him.With those thoughts he focused back in his work.But focusing on his work was easier said than done. His mind kept returning to what he'd heard this morning. Mu Feng dropped the pen in his hand and picked up his phone. He sent a text to Lu Xinya asking if she was free and if she could accompany him to a charity event.  He didn't want to call because he didn't know if she was busy or if she had gone for the meeting she told him she had.  After waiting for a few minutes and there was no reply he turned his attention to the documents in front of him. He'd call

The hall was rowdy as the guests danced. Xinya walked in, watching the crowd was quite fun as there were different characters to be seen. The arrogant young men who felt the world was theirs, the elderly men who had spent their lives in servitude being yes men. There were the young women caked in make-up who were seeking their next catch, the elderly women scouring the grounds for their potential sons and daughters- in-law not to mention the celebrities who felt like they were on top of the world because they had found themselves in a gathering of the cream of the crop. They swished around in their in season gowns and competed with who had the most sought after jewelry and who glittered the most. Maybe it was this glitter that made them similar to the noveau rich and quite different from the true daughters of nobility. The real daughters of nobility who prided themselves in outrageously expensive gowns which looked low-key yet luxurious. Simple jewelries whose costs could maybe buy c

She adjusted slightly in her seat, crossing one leg over the other with unhurried grace, as though nothing of consequence had just occurred. As though she had not just become the center of a very expensive conversation. Beside her, Mu Feng seemed unaffected. If anything, he looked… bored. The auction resumed, but the energy had changed. Items came and went, each announced with the same practiced enthusiasm, each sold with numbers that would have once turned heads. Now they barely registered. A few more bids were placed, some cautious, some deliberately bold, but the earlier frenzy had dulled into something quieter. More watchful. Xinya let her gaze drift across the room this time. No longer passive. Observing. There were familiar faces—people who had ignored her before, now pretending not to stare too openly. A few whispered behind fans or wine glasses. Others simply watched, their curiosity undisguised. And then, She paused. Across the room, Ouyang Chi had not moved since