Bai Hui knew perfectly well that Liu Chang'an had agreed to photograph a portrait set for her only on the premise that she could not possibly turn into a cat.
In other words, he was teasing her again.
Yet Bai Hui felt too guilty to truly get angry, because she knew that her frequent use of the "Power of the Bear" lately—especially how she had nearly poked his vital parts just now—had probably put him on guard and made him suspect that she had improper intentions toward him.
People often said that boys needed to protect themselves when they went out, but that was just a joke. In truth, many boys either lacked that awareness entirely or simply had no need for it.
Liu Chang'an was different. There really were a lot of people coveting him... Bai Hui had not coveted him much; she merely understood this fact clearly and had happened to give him that misunderstanding.
Like Zhu Juntang's algorithmic model last night, which concluded that there was a 96.8 percent chance Professor Ling had cheated with Liu Chang'an.
That algorithmic model would naturally be accurate when applied to others, but it was inaccurate when applied to Bai Hui. Who didn't have double standards? Or perhaps it could be called analyzing specific circumstances specifically.
Liu Chang'an saved the "cute pet video" locally, then used video-editing software to mute the audio and export it again. He posted it to Moments, then posted it to his Weibo, where he had not uploaded anything in a long time.
It truly was an unprecedented feeling and experience. Whenever he beat up Zhu Juntang, he was usually extremely annoyed, but watching Su Mei beat her up made him feel incomparably refreshed. He only wanted to burst out laughing, as though his spirit, state of