"Yes." She nodded. Truth be told, she didn't even know what the man was talking about.
To her surprise, after she finished her words, Charlie cast a fierce look at her.
"Are you sure?" Gritting his teeth, he looked very angry, as if as long as she said the wrong word, he would kill her.
Shirley was frightened by him and shook her head subconsciously. "No... I'm not sure."
"What else do you have to say?" Charlie was very satisfied with Shirley's answer. He looked up at the man standing not far away and asked word by word.
"I..." The man was tongue-tied. "I'm sorry. I was just drunk. Please forgive me."
Shirley found it strange that the people here were so good at acting according to the real situation. For example, they could tell whom they could afford to offend and whom they could n
