Xu Zhou's frank attitude left Jiang Tianzong with nowhere to vent his frustration.
Jiang Tianzong deflated.
"Forget it. What's the point of telling you any of this?"
Jiang Tianzong left Xu Zhou behind, turned, and ran into the warehouse to help sort and stack the unloaded goods.
Before long, everything in the truck had been unloaded and piled inside the warehouse.
Ji Wu walked over to Xu Zhou. "Why didn't you chat a little longer?"
Xu Zhou had rarely met someone around his own age. Boys that age probably had plenty in common, right?
Xu Zhou said awkwardly, "Maybe my personality isn't very likable. We only exchanged a few words before I annoyed him."
Ji Wu patted Xu Zhou on the head. "There you go again. Why are you always putting yourself down? Your personality is perfectly fine. Compared to that little bastard, you're one of the rare normal ones."
They had only met briefly.
Yet with the keen observational skills of a Supervisor, Ji Wu could already tell that Jiang Tianzong had plenty of problems himself.
Still, since it was outside his area of responsibility, he was not in a position to say much.
As Amber's captain, Xie Yu should have noticed the issues with that newcomer. It depended on how he chose to guide him.
Xu Zhou gave an uneasy acknowledgment, though it was unclear whether he had taken the words to heart.
The bullying he had endured in the past, along with the long-term environment of suppression and belittlement, had still shaped Xu Zhou's personality. Even though Bai Zuo's intervention had caused Xu Zhou to forget many things, those experiences had still left indelible marks on him.
They could only take it slowly, nurturing his confidence bit by bit until he could completely break free from the