In the end, Xiao Fang took Kuang Qingqing to the hospital, while Kuang Kanzhi sat dispiritedly on the sofa, unable to speak for a long time.
Chiang Qingzhu finally emerged from her room, glanced at him briefly, then headed to the kitchen. She busied herself there for a while, brewed a pot of tea, and brought it out on a tray.
Back in the day, at that ballroom owned by the boss, she hadn't learned much besides a few tricks to please men. Brewing tea was perhaps the most presentable of those skills.
"Brother Kan, have some tea to ease your anger," Chiang Qingzhu said as she held the tea cup close to Kuang Kanzhi's mouth.
Kuang Kanzhi took the tea, sipped it, and let out a long, deep sigh.
Chiang Qingzhu observed his expression and spoke softly, "Brother Kan, don't be so upset. I've heard that daughters who have just grown up are like this—they only have thoughts for the ones they fancy. Their harsh words are often said thoughtlessly, purely unintended."
