Peng Wei stared at her gloomily for quite a while, then sneered, "Fine, I'll do as you say. But, Tang Tang, remember this: if you're powerless and penniless, it's better to stay humble, or you'll fall harder."
"Even if you're wealthy and powerful, you can't shield the sky with one hand and do whatever you want, deceiving and manipulating others' feelings. Who should really stay humble is still undecided. Haven't you heard 'there are always people better than you'? I don't want to hear any more accusations of being a homewrecker this afternoon," Tang Anzhi said impatiently, raising her chin.
Peng Wei was so infuriated by her attitude that his eyes were about to burst. He couldn't quite understand: wasn't this woman always gentle and full of affection before?
Tang Anzhi didn't want to waste more words with him and turned toward the campus. She wasn't afraid of Peng Wei not taking action. If needed, she'd blacken his name again.
