"Cousin, I was wrong. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that."
Sheng Yang paused. "Mm."
Then, she hung up.
Kang Sinuo couldn't believe what she had just heard. She was so sincere, but the other party only replied with an 'mm'?
Shouldn't they each fulfill their roles here?
When she was done apologizing, shouldn't the other party say something sincere as well?
Was Sheng Yang too inexperienced? Why was there such a person?
Sheng Yang's dislike was clear, and it wasn't because Sinuo was unwilling to apologize.
Sheng Yang leaned back in her seat, her face expressionless. She held the book in her hand. She'd never been one to delay her studies or her own affairs for trash.
Yi Juncheng looked at her and smiled. He liked her decisive look.
That night, Kang Weizhen called. It wasn't to persuade Sheng Yang to let the matter rest, but rather…
