Supremely Talented Tyrant-Chapter 732 - 733 Kikov

732: Chapter 733 Kikov

732 -733 Kikov

“Go to school?

Are you kidding me?” Vivian was somewhat flabbergasted.

Hao Jian wanted her to go to school?

Wasn’t this making things difficult for her?

Vivian had always lived a life on the run, a crazy little Lolita.

And now, being asked to attend school like an ordinary student was a bit too much for her.

“Don’t tell me you want to kill people all your life?

Don’t forget, you still have to take care of your grandma!” Hao Jian said.

Vivian couldn’t keep going on like this, and he couldn’t allow her to, either.

If Vivian continued to live life on the lam, it wasn’t just Xueci, even Hao Jian himself wouldn’t be able to forgive himself.

It was one thing in the past when Hao Jian was not aware of her existence, but now that he knew there was a Vivian, and she was his brother’s daughter, then he couldn’t just pretend nothing was happening.

Hearing this, Vivian fell silent too.

Could she really live a normal person’s life?

“You can do it!” It seemed as though he saw the doubt in Vivian’s eyes, and Hao Jian said so.

“Alright then, I’ll give it a try.” Vivian nodded, reluctantly agreeing.

She knew she couldn’t keep going on this way; she didn’t want to be an assassin for life.

“Good, I’ll introduce you to the Chinese Medicine Hospital tomorrow,” Hao Jian said with a smile.

…

The next morning, Hao Jian and Shu Ya took Vivian to the Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Thanks to Hao Jian, Du Yuelin easily agreed to his request and smoothly handled the onboarding procedures for Vivian.

As Hao Jian walked Vivian into the classroom, a burst of excited exclamations filled the air.

“Teacher, you’ve finally come.

We thought you had disappeared,” a girl said with a mischievous smile.

“Teacher, you haven’t been here for a long time.

Where on earth have you been?” another girl asked with a touch of grievance.

Vivian couldn’t help but be taken aback.

Was this guy really this popular?

“I’ve been a bit busy recently, but I will make time to come here to see you in the future,” Hao Jian said with a smile.

“Then you’d better keep your word and not back out,” the female students said.

“When have I ever lied to you?”

“All the time,” the Goddesses said, grinning playfully.

Hao Jian immediately glared and said indignantly, “You guys are really annoying!”

“Ha ha…”

The girls burst into laughter together.

“Alright, let me introduce you all.

This is my friend’s daughter, her name is Vivian, and she has just returned from abroad.

She will be attending our class from now on, so you guys better take good care of her,” Hao Jian told the students.

“Don’t worry, we will take good care of her.” Luo Tong and the other boys all stepped forward, each wearing a sly smile as they kept their eyes on Vivian, thinking she was very pretty and thus had crooked thoughts.

Being stared at by the boys, Vivian also felt her face getting hot, but she didn’t dislike it because she knew these classmates simply found her attractive and liked her.

Naturally, Hao Jian could see what was happening.

He said with a snicker, “Don’t think I don’t know what you’re all thinking.

Let me tell you, this girl is fierce, and she has learned free fighting too.

If you dare to mess with her, and she beats you into a pig’s head, don’t blame me.”

“No way, Vivian is so adorable,” Luo Tong exclaimed in surprise.

She was obviously a cute Lolita.

Hearing him say this, Vivian’s face turned even redder; this was the first time someone had called her cute.

“Cute?

Did you not see the tattoos all over her body, looking like they’ve been drawn on willy nilly?

She’s a Little Gangster Girl!” Hao Jian was displeased to hear this.

Vivian, cute?

Where on earth does she seem cute?

She’s hateable, isn’t she?

“Bang!”

Then, Hao Jian was sent flying across the room, crashing into the wall before thudding onto the floor.

Seeing this, Luo Tong and the rest of the boys were all creeped out before looking at Vivian in astonishment because the one who had just struck was Vivian herself!

With everyone staring at her, Vivian felt quite embarrassed and said weakly, “Actually, I’m usually quite gentle.”

Everyone finally understood what Hao Jian meant.

This girl might look delicate and dainty, but she was actually fierce.

Otherwise, she wouldn’t have sent Hao Jian flying with a single punch.

Hao Jian got up, pretending as if nothing had happened, and said, “Well then, I’ll leave her in your hands.

Make sure you get along well with her, and remember not to neglect your studies.

I’ll come to check on you after a while.”

“Teacher, are you leaving already?” Seeing that Hao Jian had barely arrived before he was about to leave, the students couldn’t help feeling a little disappointed.

“I still have some things to deal with, but I’ll come over when I’m free,” Hao Jian waved his hand and then said to Vivian, “You just take classes with them.

If anything comes up, call me.

I’ve put your phone and bank card in your bag; the PIN is your birthday.”

“Aren’t you going to stay with me?” Vivian asked nervously.

She was about to face student life on her own, which made her a little uneasy.

“You’re not even afraid of killing people, yet you’re scared of interacting with others?” Hao Jian said with a laugh, finding it somewhat amusing.

He hadn’t expected that Vivian, who was fearless even in the face of death, would actually be afraid of social interactions.

“It’s not the same!” Vivian’s expression was quite embarrassed.

Because this was something she had never done before, she was inevitably feeling a bit nervous.

“That’s because the old you was too isolated, always living within your own circle, which is why you find it so difficult to interact with others.

But you must overcome this, or else you’ll always be closed off in your own little world!” Hao Jian reminded her.

An assassin doesn’t have friends, but Vivian was no longer an assassin, so she had to try to change.

“Mhm.” Vivian nodded, understanding the meaning behind Hao Jian’s words.

…….

Afterwards, Hao Jian left Vivian at the school and went with Shu Ya to the company.

“Are you sure leaving her at the school is the right decision?” Shu Ya couldn’t help asking.

“Children need to grow up, especially kids like her.

She has to learn to socialize to lead a normal life,” Hao Jian said leisurely, hands clasped behind his head.

“How do you plan to deal with the Mercenary Alliance and the Assassins Alliance?” Shu Ya suddenly asked, as Hao Jian had already told her about his arch-enemies.

Shu Ya knew very well how great the danger Hao Jian was facing.

Upon hearing this, Hao Jian’s face was no longer relaxed, and he said solemnly, “We can only play it by ear.

If they come, then we’ll kill them all!”

When they arrived at the company’s entrance, Hao Jian and Shu Ya had just gotten out of the car when they were met by a group of people.

The most striking among them was a blond, blue-eyed Western hunk, tall and burly, with a chiseled jawline, wearing a suit, and holding a bouquet of roses—this image had a formidable impact on any woman.

Yet this man was heading straight for Hao Jian.

Hao Jian couldn’t help but frown, puzzled as to who this guy could be.

“Shu Ya, you’re finally here.

I’ve been waiting for you for a long time,” the blond hunk said softly in English.

“Kikov, why are you here?” Shu Ya frowned, her expression displeased because she hadn’t expected Kikov to follow her all the way to Huaxia.

“I came, of course, for you, Shu Ya.

You should know how much I like you!” the blond hunk said sincerely, hope shining in his eyes.

That look was incredibly seductive to any woman.

One reason was that Kikov was naturally handsome, and another was that he was wealthy.

Lastly, his deep affection was something no woman could resist.

“Kikov, I think I’ve already made it clear.

I’m married, and this gentleman here is my husband,” Shu Ya said impatiently.

She had already told Kikov that she was married, yet he persisted in pursuing her.

Kikov was someone she had met at a gathering in France, rumored to be a descendant of some British nobility.

He fell for Shu Ya at first sight at the gathering and made vigorous advances, which Shu Ya had clearly rejected.

But she hadn’t expected Kikov to be so relentless, running all the way to Huaxia and waiting for her at the bottom of her company’s building.

“Husband?” Kikov only then noticed Hao Jian standing by Shu Ya’s side, and sneered, “Shu Ya, he’s not worthy of you!”

Kikov, seeing Hao Jian dressed so shabbily, immediately felt contempt.

In his eyes, a great beauty like Shu Ya should become his woman—that would be a match of equal stature.

However, Hao Jian looked like a ruffian.

Could such a man possibly be Shu Ya’s husband?

Kikov thought this was an insult to Shu Ya.

“Kikov, you’re being very rude!” Shu Ya’s pretty face was frigid.

Kikov had insulted Hao Jian right in front of her.

“Shu Ya, I’m not wrong.

He truly isn’t worthy of you.

Someone like me, a noble, is the one who should match you,” Kikov said, gazing at Shu Ya with heartfelt passion, his demeanor full of longing.

“Whether or not he’s worthy is not for you to decide.

I treated you as a friend, but you insult my husband?

I want you to leave now!” Shu Ya said, annoyed.

Chastened by Shu Ya’s rebuke, Kikov felt ashamed but didn’t dare to vent on Hao Jian, so he directed his anger towards him instead.

He turned to Hao Jian, glaring, “You, I don’t care who you are, but you’re not worthy of Shu Ya, so please leave her.”

Hao Jian simply curled his lip and said, “Are you an idiot, or has being pampered from birth given you that excessively high opinion of yourself?”

“How dare you insult me?

Do you know who I am?” Kikov said, angered.

“I know you’re a brainless idiot.

Now beat it!

Don’t be an eyesore in my presence!” Hao Jian said irritably, having no reason to show Kikov any courtesy since he had shown none.