Mm...
Did what I said earlier count as venting?
The boy in a wool hat wasn't sure.
Because when people talked about venting, it was easy to associate it with hysteria...
His sister had gotten a little worked up, but she was still far from hysterical.
"Isn't it all because of you?!"
The woman in a white down jacket rolled her eyes, clearly unhappy with the boy in a wool hat's indifferent attitude.
"If you'd just be a little less trouble..."
The woman in a white down jacket trailed off.
She didn't really like lecturing people.
After all, she hated it when others did that to her.
But sometimes, certain things just slipped out.
Or perhaps she was "forced by the situation"?
In circumstances like that, a few words of advice seemed perfectly appropriate.
"I'm really sorry."
The woman in a white down jacket apologized again.
Zhuge Yun waved a hand.
"What are you apologizing for?"
"You're too polite."
"We agreed to stay and listen to you."
They'd been prepared to spend some time here from the start.
There was no need for the woman in a white down jacket to apologize now.
The woman in a white down jacket smiled.
"Thank you."
"For listening to me ramble on for so long."
"I'm sorry, but I'd like to take up a little more of your time."
The woman in a white down jacket paused, then asked with a serious look,
"What do you think I should do?"
"Should I just leave things alone?"
Lately, she'd already been leaning toward doing that.
Xiao Zhen was an adult.
He was about to graduate from college and enter the workforce.
She thought he was capable of taking responsibility for his actions.
Whether the outcome was good or bad, since