Barbara Charlie refused at first.
But Ms. Mitchell, sobbing and teary-eyed, grabbed her hand and said, "My son is really pitiful. He can't be around women—it's a psychological condition! He's finally agreed to try the robot this time. You can't refuse me!"
Ms. Mitchell looked at Barbara Charlie and pleaded, "Can you bear to watch Auntie's son spend his life alone and miserable?"
Barbara Charlie: ??
Barbara Charlie was a kind-hearted girl, and the one thing she was worst at was refusing people.
Besides, Ms. Mitchell was her client. Customizing a robot costs a fortune, far beyond what ordinary families can afford. Ms. Mitchell had helped them before by placing an order, supporting Barbara Charlie's work. After some hesitation, she opened her mouth: "Auntie, it's not that I don't want to help—you—just… this really isn't appropriate!"
