The emphasis before this sentence lies on the last one, of course, Shi Mei only heard this one. He finally put down the newspaper in his hand, raised his head slowly, squinting at Shi Keke, who sat opposite him. With thin lips slightly parted, he said, "Ruined your purity?"
"Yeah, exactly," Shi Keke said. "For a woman like me who values self-respect, I always oppose behaviors like hugging and kissing with men before marriage. So for me, having these actions is already the utmost limit, which means my purity was ruined by you."
"If you're against kissing and hugging before marriage, then you might as well consider sexual activity," Shi Mei raised a sardonic eyebrow, the thin lips curving slightly, with a smile that wasn't quite a smile: "Since it's already ruined, why not make it more thorough? Shi Keke, don't you agree?"
