"What I said isn't absolute. If you're consciously trying not to depend on Luo Ye, it's not necessarily a bad thing. The relationship between you two is enviable. If you can keep it going, it will be one of your greatest assets in life."
Qi Bin looked amusingly at the drooping Xing Nong. She's still just a kid after all, and his words might be a bit harsh for her.
But when people truly grow up and face a wider circle, their thoughts will certainly change from their student days. Many times people emphasize that true friends don't care about wealth or status, but is that really the case?
Some issues can't be analyzed too deeply; the more you analyze them, the more you feel a sense of melancholy—it's not others' fault, only blame yourself for not being strong enough.
"I understand Brother Qi's meaning. In school, I can hide beside Luoluo, carefree, but once I step into society, this approach will not only make others look down on me, but also bring criticism to Luoluo.
