"Then I would have called you."
"What if you decided you could handle it alone?"
"I would still tell you afterward."
"That isn't the same."
Weiwei considered his words before nodding.
"You're right."
Mo Shian looked at her, clearly surprised that she had agreed so easily.
"I should have sent you a message before the judging resumed," she continued. "Not because I needed you to solve the problem, but because you are my husband and it concerned me."
The tension in his fingers eased.
"I don't want to control you."
"I know."
"I also don't want to discover important things from Joel."
"I know that too."
"We seem to be agreeing too much."
"Would you prefer an argument?"
"No."
"Then stop complaining."
A reluctant smile appeared on his lips.
Weiwei leaned against him and rested her head on his shoulder.
"What will happen to Xinya?" he asked.
"The university investigation will begin tomorrow. If the evidence is confirmed, she could be suspended or expelled."
