I subconsciously touched the tip of my nose with my fingertips before finally replying to Jian Wei's message: "At this point, do you think I still have a reason to fear him? In my eyes, he's just someone about to engage in a business exchange with me."

The moment the message was sent, I realized how jarring the last "someone" was. If he were just an ordinary person, I should have addressed him as a senior. Why did I use the word "someone"?

Thinking about it, I do harbor resentment towards him, even after all these years.

Once again, I lay back in my office chair, staring blankly at the ceiling. Yet those unbearable memories came flooding into my mind, one after another.

Perhaps Jian Wei was also struck by the word "someone," as it took her a long time to reply: "It's good if you can face him with a normal state of mind."

"Mmm... You're helping me like this, Xiang Chen won't mind, will he?"@@novelbin@@

Jian Wei retorted: "Should he have an opinion?"

I was at a loss for words, and Jian Wei's QQ avatar had already dimmed, showing she was offline. It was better this way, to avoid the dilemma of how to respond to her.

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