Her voice carried a nasal tone, and it was slightly muffled. But it was just this one sentence that nailed him to that fatal board.
She crossed her arms and looked at Tang Si, as if what had just happened didn't exist: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
He could suppress her arrogance, but he had no right to do so in this way, even if he claimed it was for her own good.
At first, he was the one who spoke to her, and he kept following her lead, which was why she felt free to speak recklessly. Little did he realize that while he indulged her, he also grew concerned.
Tang Si saw the faint resentment in her eyes, knowing that although she acted unaffected, she harbored some resentment for his previous behavior.
He also knew his way of testing her limits was extreme.
Back on the highway, the words he spoke to her, he indeed said them, and indeed deliberately provoked her, just to test if this woman was truly arrogant.
Also to blunt her sharpness.
