Facing Jiang Si, Chris said frankly, "I know who he cares about most."

This was also her bargaining chip to persuade Chi Heng.

Otherwise, he would not agree.

Jiang Si was slightly stunned, then shook her head, "Not necessarily."

Times have changed, and in fact, many things are changing quietly.

Especially when it comes to things like feelings, those involved are often confused, while those who are watching can see things more clearly.

Jiang Si knew clearly in her heart that Chi Heng might not be concerned about her.

It was just that she happened to appear during the time in his life when he was most comfortable, relaxed, and carefree.

Because of this, he can't forget that memory and the person in it.

"No way?" It was the first time Chris heard such a statement.

Maybe I was so shocked that I even forgot that there was coffee in the cup.

He gulped it all down his stomach in one breath.

She was so miserable that a mask of pain wrinkled her face.

Jiang Si quickly took out a tissue from her bag and gave it to her, "Slow down."

Chris took the paper and wiped it. After she recovered, she looked at him seriously, "Do you really think so?"

"You know, I'm a person who says what I think." Jiang Si smiled.

Chris thought so too.

There were only two of them in the office now, so she had nothing to be shy about.

If she was really shy about speaking, she wouldn't have said such blunt words in front of Uncle Da that day.

This is no different from proposing marriage.

But to be honest, this was not what she wanted to say at first.

"What is that?" Jiang Si couldn't help but ask when she saw that the corners of her mouth were almost curled up as she spoke.

"I wanted to say yes, I can help him."

But when the words came to her lips, Chris changed her mind and finally said, "Let's get married!"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Si immediately gave a thumbs up.

Thinking about the telegram she sent to Huo Tingzhou.

Jiang Si couldn't help but laugh, "No wonder we got to know each other through fighting."

This way of hitting a straight ball is really quite interesting.

"I dare to do this because of you," Chris said.

Jiang Si was really curious now, "What does this have to do with me?"

They had dinner together quite a few times during this period, but to be honest, she had never tried to bring them together.

I have never taught Chrissy to propose marriage.

"Of course it does." Chris pointed to the book of proverbs on the desk.

This is Jiang Si helping her find someone.

During this time, Chris would read it when she had nothing to do.

If I come across something I don’t understand, I will mark it down and ask Jiang Si for advice when we meet again next time.

In fact, there are also many Chinese staff in the embassy area.

But Chris found that what they said was not to her taste at all.

For example, a forced melon won’t be sweet.

Although she also didn't understand what love affairs had to do with whether the melon was sweet or not.

But they all said that this sentence also means that getting something by force will often not have a good result.

But Jiang Si said, "Why bother about whether it's sweet or not? Just take a bite and try it. What if it suits your taste?"

It’s better than jumping up and down next to the melon field!

For example, there is a saying that a good horse never turns back.

She knew what this sentence meant: one should not be nostalgic for things that have passed away and should look forward.

But Jiang Si gave a completely different answer.

She said, "It's your freedom to go back or not. There's no shame in going back to your ex, provided that he or she truly loves you. If not, you can just look for another piece of grass."

The key point is that you should not be bound by the word "good horse".