The middle-aged man sitting next to Chiang Xiao couldn't stand it any longer and said with great seriousness, "I think the young lady has done nothing wrong. It's her own thing, she has the right to decide whether to lend it to this child or not. If she lends it, the child's parents should thank her. If she doesn't, no one has the right to blame her."
Chiang Xiao turned to him and said, "Thank you, uncle, for speaking up for justice."
The phrase 'speaking up for justice' seemed to amuse the middle-aged man, "You're welcome."
Some people were embarrassed into silence by the middle-aged man's words.
Now the child became even more unyielding, immediately sliding down to the ground, looking up and starting to cry and wail loudly.
"I don't care, I want that cup! I want that cup!"
The fashion-conscious woman and her husband exchanged a look, both feeling powerless and getting somewhat angry. They felt helpless about their son, but their anger was directed at Chiang Xiao.
