At that time, Shen Jing believed what Zhou Luchen said.
She believed that Zhou Luchen had no particular fondness for them; if he did, he wouldn't hide it.
He always seemed indifferent to who was around him, treating every girl with the same attitude—neither rejecting nor excluding, and similarly unconcerned.
For Young Master Zhou, with his status and captivating charm, women's advances were all too common. He could casually smile at their overtures, then turn around as if it were none of his concern; if anyone got hurt, it was their own doing.
That was just his nature, such a proud person.
"Your father keeps an eye on you only because he fears who you might marry. Can your temperament easily change? Is it simple for you?"
