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Xu Shen said, "Yes, I can admit that I really disliked what you just said. When we were together before, you were very relaxed, and you knew exactly what I hated the most. I never expected you to say something like that to me. It seems that our acquaintance was truly in vain. Since you know that this is the one thing I hate to hear, why did you still have to say it? Although we haven't seen each other for a long time, our relationship back then was something everyone envied.
Must we really turn into this today after parting?"
At this moment, Li Yingxue also showed a look of helplessness. The separation was not a mutual decision, and it wasn't her wish either. Some unexpected events had forced her down this path. Yet now, hearing those words from him made her feel inexplicably hurt.
There were many things she couldn't express. If she were to speak out directly, it would lead to a series of conflicts. There were also many situations she couldn't openly confess; she could only bear them silently on her own. However, while she silently endured these things, others continued to misunderstand her, leaving her feeling deeply wronged.
Upon hearing his words, her dissatisfaction began to rise within her. This feeling of discontent fully manifested in her thoughts, and Li Yingxue started to believe that if he chose to present himself with such arrogance in front of her, then there was no need for her to lower herself any further.
Since he was so proud, she had to act a bit proud herself. Although she wasn't very good at pretending to be haughty, once she started putting on that facade, even she felt a little intimidated by it. Yet she had to admit that deep down, there was indeed a part of her that possessed some prideful capital. When she truly adopted an air of superiority, anyone who saw her would feel her strong presence.
Given that he had said so much that upset her right in front of her, there was no need for her to keep pretending anymore; she decided to speak her mind.
"If you insist on saying things like this, then I have nothing more to say. You should know better than I do how things were when we parted ways. I don’t want to bring up the past; after all, so many years have passed. Does it even matter now? We've both experienced different things during these years.
Since so much time has gone by, if we ever get the chance to meet again—like right now—if there are no hard feelings between us, perhaps we could still be friends. But if you have grievances against me, then naturally I have nothing more to say."
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