Chapter 38: It seems I saw her shadow.

Tang Wan'er is indeed not a meddlesome person, but she really had no choice but to sit idly by and watch a girl being bullied.

"No need to thank me, I just can't stand that scumbag bullying you."

After saying that, Tang Wan'er turned to leave.

Anyway, we've finished eating and paid the bill. I just don't know if I'll get another call from the Tang family and get a good scolding when I get home tonight.

Tang Wan'er went to get the motorcycle and was about to drive away when she passed the hotel's back door.

From afar, you can see a petite figure picking up the broken pieces scattered on the ground.

Curious, she drove over, and as she got closer, she found it was the same girl from before, now picking up the broken pieces while sobbing.

She glanced at the broken pieces on the ground; it must have been the phone that had fallen from upstairs. But it was just a broken phone; why was she crying like this? She could just buy another one.

Whether it was something she owed her in a past life or not, Tang Wan'er eventually softened and got out of the car.

"Hey, why are you crying? It's just a broken phone, is it really worth crying over? Just buy a new one."

"Did you?"

Gu Panzi never expected that such a disheveled scene would be seen by someone.

She quickly wiped away her tears, but her hands were dirty, and the more she wiped her face, the dirtier it became. In the end, she looked like a pitiful little kitten.

Gu Panzi looked rather petite, seemingly less than 1.6 meters tall. At least, standing in front of her, she was much shorter.

Gu Panzi looked up at Tang Wan'er, wanting to hold back the grievances and tears on her face, but for some reason, she cried even more uncontrollably.

Seeing her sobbing uncontrollably made Tang Wan'er a little annoyed.

Why do I feel like I see a reflection of my past self in her?

In the end, she softened and let Gu Panzi ride on her motorcycle.

Tang Wan'er led Gu Panzi to a riverside park.

It's very quiet here. When she's in a bad mood, she likes to come here to feel the breeze and occasionally watch the passing ships.

This river is a canal, and you can often see cargo ships and cruise ships here.

Across the river are skyscrapers, a scene of bustling prosperity, while this side of the river is relatively quieter.

It's just an ordinary park; it's usually crowded during the day but less so at night.

She opened a can of beer and handed it to Gu Panzi. "Want a can?"

Without even thinking, Gu Panzi waved her hand and refused, saying, "I'm not very good at drinking."

Tang Wan'er could tell that Gu Panzi was a typical obedient girl who had always been well-behaved and obedient to her family since childhood. She was quite different from Tang Wan'er.

"Don't you think it's better to vent when you're in a bad mood? Drinking a little alcohol can relax your nerves and prevent you from constantly thinking about sad and upsetting things. Your repressed personality is like putting yourself in a sealed jar. One day you'll suffocate and become airtight, so it's better to come out and breathe some fresh air occasionally."

After hesitating for a moment, Gu Panzi finally accepted the beer and took a sip.

Although Gu Panzi had drunk alcohol before, she still found it just as unpleasant to drink as medicine.

I almost threw up after the first sip. "This wine tastes awful!"

Seeing the disgusted expression on her face, Tang Wan'er found it a little funny.