"Exactly, if she feels wronged, she can just leave. When others are saying sheâs unlucky, why is she putting on a face of aggrieved acceptance? Itâs not Sister Janeâs fault either, okay?" Harry Little Money chimed in, "If I were her, since Iâve stayed in this crew, when others say these things to me, I wouldnât let them feel Iâm very aggrieved. Since Iâve stayed, I should take it as an exercise for myself, as an opportunity to learn from seniors."
Harry continued, "There are quite a few old predecessors in our crew. If she can calm down, ask more questions, study more, in the future, there will be plenty of benefits for her. What she learns will be hers for a lifetime. By building good relationships with these people in the crew and leaving a good impression, if anyone gets the chance to promote or help her, theyâd gladly give her the opportunity."
"Like our Sister Jane, she has had quite a few recommendations from seniors that different studios had collaborated with before, all because our Sister Jane is a good person. Those seniors have a good impression of her, so when opportunities arise, they think of her first," Harry said proudly.
"Alright, stop it, even Iâm getting embarrassed listening to this. If others hear it, theyâd think I paid you to say that," Jane Sampson covered her face with the cards, "I canât play this, Iâll pass. Harry, what about you?"
"Thatâs such a big airplane, how could I play it? Pass!" Harryâs attention snapped back to the cards, getting a bit anxious, "I missed another card! Sister Coco, they say, lucky at cards, unlucky in love. If you keep winning like this, youâll be single for a lifetime!"
As soon as Harry finished speaking, Coco Edwards and Jane Sampson both seamlessly asked, "So, does this mean you have a boyfriend? Is it because youâre lucky in love that youâre so unlucky at cards?"
"Yeah, I have a boyfriend," Harry admitted openly. "My ex, we ran into each other again recently and got back together."
"A good horse doesnât go back to graze on old grass, and youâre doing it with such pride?" Coco Edwards asked, "Why did you break up before? Was he bad?"
"University graduation breakup season, everyone went their own way, thereâs no âwhyâ needed," Harry replied with a slightly embarrassed smile.
"Graduation breakup season, what does that mean?" Jane Sampson found the term quite novel.
"It means exactly what it says, breaking up when graduating," Coco Edwards affectionately touched Jane Sampsonâs face, "Like our little Jane, who was swept away by daddy Black right after graduating, of course, doesnât know what it means."
"Tsk~" Jane Sampson pushed away Coco Edwardsâ hand and turned to ask Harry, "If two people like each other, why break up and go separate ways after graduation?"
"Because he wanted to go back to his hometown to develop, didnât want to stay here. He said life at home is stable and pressure-free, and he wanted to return home to take the civil servant exam," Harry explained, "Itâs just a personal choice."
"Did he pass?" Coco Edwards asked, "Did he come back to reconcile with you because he passed or because he failed?"
"He said he didnât take the exam. After going back, he still couldnât let me go, so he simply didnât take it. This way, his dad and mom couldnât force him, and he could come back to find me," Harry said, seeing the look on Coco Edwardsâ face as if doubting something, and couldnât help but emphasize, "Heâs a really nice person, ambitious, and treats me well."