Why Be a CEO? Isn't Running a Stall Better? (43)
Chu Jingchen's confidence had finally returned somewhat. "That's good."
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Host, why is his personality so completely different from what we found out about him two years ago?
444 also thought Chu Jingchen was a little strange.
He looked as though he had known the host for a very, very long time.
"How is it different?"
Su Qiao had always felt that her man was the kind of person with a thousand faces.
He could be cold and arrogant, or passionate and devilishly charming.
Sometimes he was as innocent as a child. He could also be mischievous, or unbearably tsundere, always saying one thing while meaning another.
So no matter how his personality changed, she never found it strange or felt unaccustomed to it.
I remember that he was more outgoing back then. He liked teasing and bantering with others, giving off a somewhat cynical air. There was always a hint of a wicked smile at the corners of his mouth, and he was also rather arrogant.
But now... how should I put it? He just feels much more mature and steady. With how calm and restrained he is now, he seems more like his older brother—that human block of ice.
Could it be because he had been doing business with his older brother for so long that he had been infected by him?
In truth, Su Qiao knew nothing about the Chu Jingchen from two years ago.
The original host had never crossed paths with him, and after she arrived, she had immediately left after teaching Gu Hualei a lesson, so she had never had a chance to interact with him either.
"Do you think a person's personality can change that easily?"
Unless someone suddenly went through a tremendous