"Please, Aunt, we don't have to be pessimistic. Chan's attitude was surprisingly good. He even called you 'America's most outstanding woman in three hundred years.'"
Words can lie, actions won't. Nanxi calmly watched the street outside the car window. She already understood where Niusen's loyalty lay.
Will, who was driving, felt somewhat indignant.
Gru, even your master has to show some respect to our California Clique, what gives you the right to bully me?
But he only dared to think this in his heart; he didn't have the guts to complain to his parents or to settle accounts with Gru.
"First, I am the most outstanding woman in America in the past 300 years, and I don't need anyone's acknowledgment. Dai'an is no match for me.
Second, only victors show generosity to the defeated, merely to make the resistance from the defeated lighter or more obedient when bleeding them dry.
Third, I want compensation, you owe me a large sum of money, child."
