Ji Qin said, "Sorry, I really don't have many friends, and with the few I do have, even if we chat we never get to the point."
Jiang Xiao smiled. "Chatting with me might not get to the point either."
She wasn't someone who was good at chatting.
If Ji Qin had simply asked her out just to talk, she probably wouldn't have come. Because she felt she and Ji Qin weren't familiar enough yet to specifically go out for tea and a chat, especially after she'd found out that Ji Qin had that kind of interest in Ding Haijing.
She was afraid Ji Qin would keep asking her about Ding Haijing.
Ji Qin took a sip of tea, let out a soft sigh, and said, "I know, we've interacted a few times now, I more or less understand what you're like."
That sentence was actually quite candid, very straightforward.
This was one of the reasons Jiang Xiao had some goodwill toward Ji Qin: she was real, and she was also very hardworking and serious about her job.
