Sang Ning was truly exasperated. Li Juezhou being so passive and indifferent—if someone didn't know better, they might have thought he was the one who owed money.
The message was sent, but Li Juezhou still hadn't clicked to accept the payment. Sang Ning sent another message: [Please hurry up and accept it, okay? (smile)]
Li Juezhou originally didn't want to accept the 4,000 bucks, but Sang Ning kept urging him relentlessly. He was left with no choice but to take the money.
Then another message came from her: [Alright, now we're even.]
After sending the message, Sang Ning exited WeChat, turned off her phone, and put it back in her pocket.
She didn't like owing people favors, especially to those she wasn't familiar with. After returning Li Juezhou's money, a weight finally lifted off her mind.
Looking at the message Sang Ning sent, Li Juezhou had the urge to reply: [I don't really want us to be even.]
