Mr. Luo seems wealthy, with a bad temper, chaotic schedule, living as he pleases, and having a top-notch nanny, enjoying life more than anyone else, but he hasn't even managed to grasp the basic essence of living.
Only at this moment did Qin Huai truly realize that Mr. Luo appears to be living, but in reality, he is not; he is genuinely tormenting himself, living like a walking corpse.
Qin Huai wanted to talk to someone about this matter.
In the past, when faced with similar spirit-related dilemmas, his first choice was undoubtedly to ask Mr. Luo.
Second choice...
No second choice.
Occasionally, he would ask Shi Dadan, but that was because Shi Dadan happened to be beside Qin Huai then. As for Mr. Luo's issue, Qin Huai wasn't keen on asking Shi Dadan; he knew Mr. Luo didn't like Shi Dadan, so he didn't want to upset him further in Bi fang's final days.
After pondering over it, Qin Huai kind of wanted to ask Director Qin.
