Lin Nai thought Chi Enen should be grateful in her heart, but outwardly she hypocritically said, "Enen, that's not what I meant. What I meant was that you don't need to be so hung up on past things. You're doing so well now, why bother with an uneducated senior?"
This 'I am weak, thus I am right' mentality was used to the utmost by Lin Nai.
Chi Enen looked at her sarcastically, "So you're saying she sold me, but because she sold me to someone who treated me well, I should be grateful to her for selling me and giving me the chance to meet this person?"
Lin Nai sneered inwardly, thinking, 'Isn't that the case? If her mom hadn't forced Chi Enen to take out her grandfather's surgery money, would Chi Enen have had the chance to meet that man standing at the top of the Pyramid? Could she have what she has today? Even crows offer to repay kindness, while she keeps dwelling on those trivial matters from the past and forgets the benefits she received.'
