"Jack, did you drink yesterday? I see that you don't look too good." Anita ignored Jack's attitude. She really treated Jack as a friend. After all, he was the first person to stand up for her when she was being attacked.
She was unwilling to lose a friend like him, so even though Jack's attitude was bad, she still pretended not to care.
Jack finally wavered when he heard Anita's words and couldn't help but nod.
"Here, I brought yogurt. Why don't you have one? It can ease your hangover. This is how I used to get over it." Anita saw that Jack's attitude wasn't so bad anymore, so she quickly took out a pack of yogurt from her bag and handed it to Jack.
Jack looked at the yogurt in front of him and then looked up at Anita, who was still smiling at him. He finally wavered.
"Anita, don't be so good to me anymore. I really don't know how to accept it. You know what? You're going to make me overthink things," Jack said while looking directly at Anita.
