Xia Wenjin, seeing that Feng Xixi had remained silent, thought she didn't believe her. So, she forced a carefree, bitter smile and said, "These matters have already doomed me on the internet. Therefore, in the eyes of most people, I am a bad woman. I've gotten used to it, but I didn't want you, Sister Feng, to misunderstand me, so I explained it to you..."
Feng Xixi snapped back to reality upon hearing her words and couldn't help but let out a sigh. She lifted her hand to pat Xia Wenjin's back and said, "Don't worry. I'm not someone who believes everything she reads online. I prefer to trust what I see for myself."
As she spoke, her hand slowly fell and gently took hold of Xia Wenjin's, "It's all my fault. I just wanted to have you talk about things back home for some fun; I never intended to make you upset."
Xia Wenjin had not expected Feng Xixi to be so understanding and shook her head repeatedly, "No, it was me getting sidetracked as I spoke; Sister Feng, you are not to blame."
