Helian Hao listened and felt a bit smug, even though she wasn't actually that happy inside.
Qin Mu sighed helplessly, but before eating, she didn't forget to say, "Actually, I think Jing Feng doesn't have a problem."
"Of course, I know he doesn't have a problem either. But he must separate from that girl; they can't work in the same place."
Helian Hao said, and this was her bottom line.
Qin Mu looked up at her, thought for a moment, and then curiously asked, "Did you tell Jing Feng?"
"Do I need to be so direct? I think my behavior communicates more than words, it's just that he doesn't want to offend their leader."
"Could it be another possibility?"
Qin Mu asked, puzzled.
"What other possibility?"
Helian Hao held a bowl of rice and looked up at Qin Mu.
"He just doesn't want to use his status as the eldest son of the Jing Family to force others to do things they don't want to do?"
Qin Mu asked again.
Helian Hao...
