"Since it's a misunderstanding, naturally we should clear it up. So your father hopes you can interact with Nana on Weibo to explain this to everyone..."
Before he could finish, Renee Langdon interrupted him: "I don't see what's worth interacting over. It was a slip of the hand; she can explain on her own Weibo that it was a mistake, and that's it. Why do I have to interact with her? I'm not beside her when she 'slipped' — involving me won't prove her innocence. It's just covering one's ears while stealing a bell!"
The man said: "She really didn't do it on purpose, and she just cried, apologizing to me repeatedly. You know her nature..."
Renee Langdon chuckled sarcastically: "Mr. Archer truly loves his daughter dearly, going to great lengths for such a trivial matter like a slip of the hand. Unfortunately, I don't want to follow your instructions. If you find me intolerable, feel free to crush me with a flick of your finger!"
Her chest felt so tight it was suffocating.
