"Nael, why are you so cruel?"
"That's not something you can worry about," Nael said, "The court will enforce the enforcement, otherwise, they will give me a job for the rest of my life. Speaking of which, you are still an innovative employee."
"I resigned a long time ago."
"You think I don't know that you're afraid of hurting them? Rain, it's useless!"
She was angry, and the wound on her body ached. "I don't want to go out, you can ask the psychiatrist to come home."
"Really?" Nael propped up his upper body, lying on the bed, with obvious joy in his eyes, "Don't worry, if it's okay this time, I won't treat you like that again."
Rain didn't believe his words, but he didn't refute, "You handle the innovation well. I don't want to see the company they worked so hard to ruin in my hands.
