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Or perhaps something else that made people think there was a need for too much judgment or consideration of the problem.
This situation itself had become, right from the beginning, a concern that didn't need to be given special attention by anyone.
At this moment, he didn't believe that the situation was as simple as it seemed on the surface.
Any other excessive worries of his own about the problem, or too many thoughts he shouldn't have about it,
had become something not worth contemplating or judging.
This became a reality that everyone found extremely ironic right before their eyes.
Andrew, faced with such a bizarre change from the other party, began to feel slightly surprised.
However, he also knew very clearly in his heart what the situation could possibly be.
Under such circumstances, there was no need for any further thought or judgment on the problem.
Was anything that needed thought and judgment about the situation actually meaningful?
