"I despise people like you the most." Judy couldn't help saying irritably. She felt that her days ahead probably wouldn't be easy—Chen would likely bully her to death.
"Ahem, I wasn't deliberately trying to bully you. I was doing it for your own good."
Chen spoke to Judy with a serious expression.
"For my own good? Why don't I believe that? Exactly how was that for my own good? Care to explain?"
Judy glared at Chen and spoke irritably.
"I was teaching you a lesson: there's no such thing as a free lunch. Wasn't that for your own good?"
"Heh, I'd rather you didn't do me any favors." Judy gave a cold laugh. She absolutely would not believe another word of Chen's nonsense in the future.
"You said it yourself. Since that's how you feel, then there's nothing more to discuss." Chen made as if to leave.
However, as Chen was about to leave, Judy hurriedly grabbed his hand. Of course, she wouldn't allow him to leave just like that. He still hadn't taught her anything—how could she let him go?
"You're trying to take what you wanted and run, aren't you? Now I really see you for who you are. I never expected you to have even less shame than I imagined."
Judy was genuinely enraged this time. She truly hadn't expected Chen to be so shameless. This was going too far.
She had even given him her first kiss. If Chen tricked her this time, Judy swore that she would never let him off.
"Thanks for the compliment. That's just how I am."
Chen smiled faintly, not angered by Judy's words in the slightest.
"Get back here and hurry up and guide my training."
"There's nothing much to guide. You have too little chakra—just focus on refining chakra.