"She's only ten! She's this big because it's all 'puffy fat'!"
"I know." Lu PingAn raised his head to the sky, his face full of helpless innocence.
"She's still a child."
"I know that too."
"She's a silly girl. Are you an idiot too?" Someone was anxious—truly anxious.
"I'm not stupid! Phil is the stupid one! The ones who call others stupid are the real idiots!"
All right, this time, it was Eve herself who was complaining.
But once she said that, even those who had been fooled by her appearance fell silent. Yes, someone capable of saying something like that really was a child.
Thus, the gazes of the spectators toward Lu PingAn became increasingly subtle.
"Even if you're the boss..." Someone's gaze turned a little cold.
"...The law can't stop you." Someone else was slightly envious.
"...Morality can't restrain you either, but you really are..." Someone made the gesture for there being only one truth and pointed at Lu Mouren.
"...Human trash, meow!"
The chain of comments exploded when it reached the actual Cat Cat. Probably only she would accidentally say it out loud.
When Lu PingAn calmly glanced at her, she immediately ran off with a meow. She had not even enjoyed her rare vacation yet and did not want to be forced into overtime.
Having become the subject of the gossip himself, Lu PingAn sighed helplessly. He looked at the golden-haired girl's serious face—was she waiting for his response?
Actually, Lu PingAn did not need to respond. Even though the others were joking, they knew it was only a misunderstanding.
Lu PingAn was not a good person, but neither was he some extremist or villain.
He possessed fairly "normal" three views. Among Professionals who habitually became inflated with themselves, he seemed almost excessively normal.
His companions