"You shouldn't have told me."
"I reminded you, you're the one who wanted to know."
"Sigh..."
Lu Liang fell into silence, speechless for a long time, as if holding a hot potato, wishing he could slap himself.
Half an hour ago, he thought he was being belittled by Wilson, after all, what news could he possibly not handle now?
Indeed, one shouldn't get too cocky.
One should always maintain a sense of awe.
Curiosity doesn't just kill cats, it can kill people too.
"Hung up, say it or not, how to say it, it's up to you now." Wilson squinted his eyes with a smile, unable to hide his pride in his tone.
Although he helped Lu Liang, he also placed a colossal moral shackle on him. Seeing Lu Liang unable to bear it, he was very happy.
After all, having known each other for years, it was the first time he saw Lu Liang looking so powerless. That feeling was like the satisfaction of drinking an ice-cold Coke under the scorching sun of midsummer.
