"The young master must have had a great time last night, right?"
On the way to the company, Su Lin couldn't help muttering sourly after all.
To be fair, her frequency of passively-aggressively mocking Xu Shi had increased a lot lately. She even put a bit extra vinegar in her cooking, which was a great illustration of her psychological state.
Yet it just felt uncomfortable... Actually, she found it strange herself. Things weren't much better when the young master was slacking off before, but back then she didn't seem to feel there was anything wrong.
Could this change in mindset be called a shift in her center of gravity? In the past, she had to consider more about how to clean up after the young master and how to keep him from being chewed down to the bone by the old foxes in the company... Now that she didn't have to worry about those things anymore, the things she cared about naturally differed, too.
Still, she didn't know what her exact thoughts were. It was hard to say whether she was oblivious or unwilling to think about it—though a sense of crisis definitely existed. Xu Shi didn't necessarily have to rely on her to run errands for people anymore; hadn't he even left her out of the loop last time?
Mm...
"Which aspect are you referring to?"
Xu Shi knew what she was thinking as well. Director Su, who seemed emotionless on the surface, was actually very easy to understand. When she couldn't suppress her emotions, they went straight onto her face... Especially the expression she wore earlier when telling Gu Yi to tidy up the room before they left. Not only had it frightened the Little Black Rabbit into nodding repeatedly, but he had also secretly clicked his tongue