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Wu Rong smiled and said, "No wonder you're my girl; you really have guts! I thought you might struggle a bit. You've worked so hard to get your graduate school qualification, and now you're at the interview stage. It's not a sure thing, but the chances of success are high. How can you just give up?"
Rao Jie clutched her heart and replied, "Don't say that! The more you say, the more it hurts. You know I'm cutting off my own escape routes, forcing myself not to hesitate. If you keep saying this, I'm going to regret it!"
"Making decisions decisively and having courage—aren't those things you've learned from me? Thanks to Professor Wu for his teachings," she added.
Wu Rong beamed with pride. "You're truly my most accomplished disciple. Well done, well done; you're teachable."
He took her hand from her heart and kissed it gently. "I'm proud of you. There's nothing to be afraid of, and I think you're making the right choice. Since you've decided to become a Pastry Chef, there's really no need to continue with graduate school. Even if you get in, do you really want to waste over two years of your life doing research you don't enjoy? It's unnecessary."
Rao Jie sighed, "But thinking back on how hard I prepared for the written exam, with all the ups and downs, now I'm giving up at the last moment. I feel like a joke."
Wu Rong raised an eyebrow. "Experience is a necessary lesson in life. In this process, you're not just honing your knowledge; you're also building your perseverance, your ability to endure hardship, your capacity to quickly grasp knowledge and manage your studies, and your ability to handle pressure. All these will provide you with unseen yet indispensable support in your future life."
Rao Jie turned to him in surprise. "Why do I feel like you've been speaking in such a motivational tone lately?"
With one hand on the wheel, Wu Rong expressionlessly pulled out a book from behind his seat.
As soon as she saw the title, a wave of motivational vibes hit her.
Rao Jie stared at him in disbelief. "Aren't you the one who dislikes reading this kind of book the most?"
Wu Rong sighed helplessly. "If it weren't for someone worrying about their future all day long, would I have to resort to these useless books for last-minute cramming?"
Rao Jie paused for a moment, imagining his disdainful expression while reading that book.
He didn't understand her worries; that's why he sought answers from books.
Taking a deep breath, Rao Jie really wanted to kiss him.
He always unintentionally revealed one or two things that moved her.
Though they were small gestures, the feeling of being cherished and having someone do things for her that he would never have done before was truly captivating.
And Wu Rong wasn't trying to please her or make her happy; he genuinely wanted to do something for her.
That's why this subtle charm was so irresistible.
Rao Jie tossed the book into the back seat. "Don't read it; I don't need it. You're my best motivation—just looking at you fills me with energy."
Wu Rong chuckled, his expression filled with pride.
"And besides, that time wasn't wasted at all; it was crucial for our relationship. If you hadn't been preparing for graduate school, would we have gotten together? So we should be grateful."
Rao Jie smiled and said, "What do you mean by 'setting a bond'? You clearly took advantage of me while I was tutoring you, with ulterior motives in mind!"
Wu Rong replied with dissatisfaction, "I don't believe that. Before you realized I liked you, didn't you feel even a little bit moved by me?"
Rao Jie shook his head naturally and said, "No, not at all."
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