Nothing Could Be Hidden from Him

After Chen Hua finished speaking, she grabbed her things, pushed Mu Anan away, and walked out of the office.

Mu Anan stood where she was without moving.

Chen Hua's accusation silenced Mu Anan.

Her heart felt like it had been stabbed by countless sharp objects.

It was especially painful and uncomfortable.

Mu Anan began to doubt herself.

In her friendship with Chen Hua, Mu Anan had always been bad-tempered, domineering, and sometimes too straightforward when speaking to Chen Hua.

Chen Hua had always tolerated her with a good temper.

That was the first time Mu Anan had seen Chen Hua break down and complain like that. She began to suspect that it was because she had taken Chen Hua for granted.

Especially Chen Hua's last sentence, 'I really can't stand your high and mighty attitude.'

It made Mu Anan doubt whether what she had done was right.

Chen Hua's breakdown and her inferiority complex.

Was she really wrong?