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Xu Shen could only tremble in fear as he realized that this place had become a target, no longer a safe haven. Faced with the urgent situation, he quickly retreated into a room and locked the door behind him.
Just as he turned around to close the bathroom door, someone walked in. With two people now inside, Xu Shen felt his heart racing, nearly on the brink of collapse. He couldn't help but curse Li Yingxue's audacity for pulling such a despicable stunt.
What benefit could this person possibly gain from tormenting him like this?
Meanwhile, the two newcomers seemed to be discussing something. When they mentioned Li Yingxue, Xu Shen's interest piqued; he wanted to know what they were talking about. He held his breath and listened intently.
"Actually, Li Yingxue has always had a crush on our Manager Li. Didn't you know? It's practically an open secret around here; everyone is aware of it. He often tries to impress her, and there have been others who have confirmed that he indeed has feelings for her. So, you should stop holding onto any hopes regarding him!"
Hearing that many people in the company liked Li Yingxue shocked Xu Shen. He hadn't expected that girl to be so popular.
"I only helped him by warming up a cup of coffee because I noticed he wasn't doing well these past few days. You should know what I really think about him. Maybe my actions made him uncomfortable. But I just can't accept how he handled things; to reject me in front of so many people was truly humiliating!"
After hearing this response, Xu Shen pondered that it seemed Li Yingxue was also having a rough day. Under normal circumstances, she wouldn't behave like this; even he, as an observer, found it hard to believe.
"Alright, stop dwelling on it. Let bygones be bygones. I think after everything that happened, he must feel quite regretful. When you turned to leave, I could see that his expression was not good; he likely regretted his actions. Perhaps he's just been through something tough lately, and this was a moment of impulse. Don't take it too personally; after all, we're all colleagues!"
"Are you saying that when I left, he showed signs of guilt? No way! If he could do something like that, how could he possibly feel any sympathy for me? I refuse to believe he's that kind of person!"
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