"Sister Luck, your figure is getting better and better."
After finishing the aerobics class, the personal trainer, who could be described as a muscular man, praised his one-on-one client lavishly.
But Sister Luck merely smiled at the coach's obvious compliment, wiped the sweat off her forehead, and didn't respond.
The handsome yet robust personal trainer had a hint of regret in his eyes, but he didn't show it.
"Feel free to let me know when you're available next time, Sister Luck."
Without any heavy makeup, Sister Luck made an OK gesture. Perhaps she was tired from the fitness class and didn't display the vibrant energy she usually had at nightclubs.
"Take a rest first, Sister Luck."
The personal trainer didn't pester her, sensibly and rationally leaving. When dealing with such clients, one must not be impatient; one has to wait for the other party to take the initiative, or else it would be counterproductive.
