"He'd become very stubborn."
The man looked utterly confused. "When you talk to her, her attitude isn't bad. In fact, it's quite good."
"But whenever you bring up the stalking, or tell her not to show up in front of you again, it's like she becomes a different person."
"How should I put it?"
"When she's like that, she gives me the creeps."
"I can't help wondering if something's wrong with her mentally."
"But that's just my impression."
The man rubbed his temples.
"After hesitating for a long time, all I did in the end was suggest that she see a therapist."
"I was worried that if I went with her, things between us would become even more tangled."
"I really don't want anything to do with her anymore."
"Ugh..."
The man let out a long sigh.
"This just never ends."
"When will it finally be over?"
Lately, he hadn't been eating or sleeping well.
The whole thing weighed on his mind constantly.
It was driving him crazy.
His lack of rest had made his temper visibly worse.
His work efficiency had also dropped considerably.
The man tugged hard at his hair.
"She's seriously affecting my life!"
"Maybe... I should just call the police?"
The man murmured to himself.
He'd always felt that calling the police over something like this wouldn't be good for either of them.
It would be embarrassing.
And it would stir up all sorts of gossip.
Ah...
Now that he thought about it,
he hesitated again.
"Student Xiao, what do you think I should do?"
The man couldn't help looking at the young man across from him.
He'd only been seeking help on instinct.
Only after the words had left his mouth did he realize what he'd done.
He gave a wry