Was the gap between people really greater than the gap between people and animals?
This former customer not only wasn't avoiding him, she even wanted to meet in person?
She hadn't even made up an excuse. She'd simply said she wanted to thank him.
To be honest, these days it was hard to believe that was sincere in most situations.
The first thing that probably came to mind for plenty of people was that someone wasn't satisfied with the results and wanted to trick him into revealing his address so they could leave a bad review in person.
Still, such a candid explanation had piqued Fu Qian's interest.
He checked when the email had been sent. It had been over a month ago.
[Read]
Fu Qian thought for a moment, casually replied with a single word, then began idly browsing the forum.
[Today?]
Unexpectedly, not even ten seconds later, a new reply came in.
It was the middle of the night, wasn't it? What kind of sleep schedules did people have these days?
Fu Qian frowned. Faced with someone turning email into an instant messaging system, he sighed deeply at how far the world had fallen.
[You know where I am?]
She'd picked a time with such confidence that she seemed sure of his address.
[I have a rough idea. Don't forget I paid you for your help, even if I didn't pay you directly.]
As ever, the other party replied with complete candor.
He'd known all that talk about security and privacy wasn't worth trusting.
Fu Qian sighed, but didn't feel uncomfortable about someone keeping tabs on him.
The mirror, the photograph, the bracelet, and now Ji Feng...
No matter how he looked at it, he didn't seem to be the first warehouse keeper in this world!
Sitting