Yue Qingqing was attending school, and the end of the sester was approaching fast.
This sester abroad had involved many events.
She felt like she had experienced a bit of everything.
From being ostracized and isolated by self-important people, attending celebrity parties, doing extras in Hollywood blockbusters, being held at gunpoint, to spending a stint in jail.
From any angle, it significantly enriched her resu.
However, Yue Qingqing never forgot that she ca as an exchange student to study.
She put all her energy into her studies.
The teaching thod here was completely different from that in China.
It was more about exploring projects and gradually perfecting the knowledge system.
Many things wouldn’t be completely answered in class but required searching for information independently and absorbing it in one’s own way.
It was a whole new experience for students from China.
Aze stayed here for another half a month to ensure everything was settled before leaving.
During this ti, their relationship seed to get closer, and although they hadn’t said it openly, it was more or less mutual understanding.
There’s a high probability they would get married right after graduation.
Lin Haoqiu, who frequently visited, also sensed this, never showing a pleasant face towards Jiang Jingze.
In order to understand his junior’s emotional journey, Lin Haoqiu had his assistant acquire so popular Chinese romance novels.
He wanted to see how the typical domineering CEO type like Jiang Jingze would fall in love according to outsiders’ standards.
As he skimd through a pile of novels considered vintage romance by later generations, Lin Haoqiu’s frown deepened.
Watching his boss’s expression, the assistant nervously asked, "Attorney Lin, did I get the wrong ones?"
Lin Haoqiu pointed to a book titled "Trapped My Sweet Petite Wife."
"Illegal confinent."
Then pointed to "Cold-faced CEO’s Substitute Lover."
"After the white moonlight returns with liver cancer, the male lead pays ten million for the female lead to donate a liver to her? Typical cri of organ trafficking."
As for the book "Forbidden Lover" next to it, it went without saying.
"In the na of love, not only does it keep the female lead imprisoned in a basent, but it also involves ntal and physical abuse. Isn’t this intentional injury?"
The assistant stood beside, unable to utter a word in embarrassnt.
When reading these plots, she found them quite thrilling, never considering this perspective.
Lin Haoqiu concluded: "No matter the form, harming others under the guise of love is a cri. Falling in love under such circumstances likely results from Stockholm syndro, produced by long-term abuse and suppression. Any little kindness shown intentionally by the perpetrator may be magnified, leading the victim to mistakenly feel that it’s love."
"Perhaps only by calling this brainwashing love can they accept their situation, but regardless, it’s a highly unhealthy relationship that potentially involves cri."
Hearing Lin Haoqiu’s words, the assistant pondered.
During this ti, she had been having conflicts with her boyfriend, who often restricted her freedom and criticized her every ti she went on a business trip with her boss.
He even frequently said, "A good woman should stay at ho to support her husband and educate her children."
"A woman shouldn’t show her face too much, or else she’s not respectable."
"I want to know about your past because I love you. Being with soone else before dirtied you, so you should obediently listen and compensate ."
As for his past relationships, he dismissed them lightly, saying, "n, after all, always indulge; we never lose out."
But in such a relationship, how could one claim who loses out or who gets dirtied? Isn’t it supposed to be equal?
The assistant thought for a while and felt that her boss’s actions today carried deep aning.
Could this be the legendary indirect insinuation?
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