Someone like her always needs some encouragement, and Qi Yi understands that very well.
That's just the kind of person he is.
He has a thorough understanding of everyone's psychology.
When he's not studying those things, he usually just sits around.
Think about what the people in your law firm are thinking.
"It's okay, just know it."
"I didn't say anything, I just told you to be more careful."
"Of course, if you feel uncomfortable, you don't have to worry about it at all. You don't have to take it to heart. After all, I'm still here, aren't I?"
Qi Yi was able to say everything he should have said, and even things he shouldn't have said.
It's unlikely that you'd want to hide anything from him.
Moreover, he was well aware of how exhausted Tang Jinyu had been during this period of hard work.
To be honest, he never intended for Tang Jinyu to be so exhausted, after all, she was one of the more capable lawyers in the firm.
With her around, everything can be easily resolved.
Even if she does nothing, being a mascot in the law firm wouldn't be a bad thing.
"Senior, if you had told me these things earlier, I might have believed you."
"But now, what you're saying sounds so out of place, no matter who I go to, but..."
“I’m doing all this for the sake of this case. You know better than I do what I’m doing right now.”
"I don't know if what I'm doing is right or wrong, but I can't believe I'm just standing there so powerless."
Why is it that all her efforts ultimately yielded no reward?
Having worked as a lawyer for so long, Tang Jinyu has seen countless cases.
Then why is she able to find herself in such a passive position in the He family's case?
She couldn't understand it.
Some are even unaware of what their actions mean in the eyes of others.
Will I look like a clown?
It looks ridiculous.
She wasn't quite sure, since she hadn't considered things from other people's perspectives.
Even if we ask her to put herself in someone else's shoes, she might not be good enough at empathizing.
She might be able to get involved with other people, but when it comes to herself, her mind just goes blank.
"Whether you believe it or not isn't that important. Things have turned out this way, and sometimes it's hard for me to say anything."
"But I still believe you. Don't always stay silent. If you really have any ideas, you should tell me sooner rather than later."
"I can prepare something for you."
Qi Yi's desire to help Tang Jinyu was something he couldn't hide from the very beginning.
He was too lazy to hide it.
The amount of gossip or speculation surrounding them within the law firm was completely irrelevant to him.
Qi Yi is the kind of person who wouldn't even bother to glance at others. Most people understand his nature and style; he's very protective of his own.
Generally speaking, offending him is fine, but if you offend someone he protects, the outcome probably won't be good.
Qi Yi wasn't particularly vengeful, but he rarely took action easily.
His actions were even fewer than Tang Yuan's.
After all, they have their own jobs to do.
He was too lazy to bother looking at what others were doing; anyway, he only dared to say these things to people close to him.
When I tell others about it, I'm always afraid of causing them to misunderstand.
No matter what, most people know what kind of person he is.
Sometimes, silence speaks volumes.
Moreover, he thought that Tang Jinyu's matter was his matter as well.
If you treat it as your own business, there's nothing wrong with that.
When problems don't happen to you personally, you always feel like an outsider.
"Forget it, let's not discuss these things anymore. Anyway, talking about them won't affect the progress."
"What's really bothering me right now isn't the lack of evidence, but rather that I clearly know who they are, but I just can't do anything about it."
"Senior, you should understand how I feel. Knowing they are bad people, watching them do evil, I couldn't even stop them."
It's so annoying.
Many worries were kept to themselves.
There was no one to talk to.
So she kept it all to herself, and in front of Qi Yi, she didn't have to pretend anymore.
But what good would it do to tell him, besides causing him more trouble?
There clearly isn't.
It would be better if only she were bothered from beginning to end. Adding another person only brings trouble and nothing else to talk about.
"If you don't want to talk about it, I won't make things difficult for you. But like I said, you should also be more careful."
"If it really doesn't work, don't force yourself. Don't we know each other? We're just too serious about everything."
"If you really can't do it, no one will blame you. We've told you before that we're on your side."
"That's just how it is in our line of work; we have to accept both gains and losses with equanimity."
"You shouldn't have either."
Qi Yi stopped mid-sentence, paused for a moment, and then left without finishing.
He shouldn't be so harsh on Tang Jinyu; she has clearly already tried her best.
In private, Qi Yi and He Danqing didn't often discuss these things.
Their chat history was mostly filled with meaningless messages.
Of course, many of the questions were asked of him by He Danqing, and they were related to Tang Jinyu.
For example, preferences, personality traits, and the like.
Some habits he can sense as soon as he comes into contact with them, but others he may not be able to notice no matter how hard he tries.
These are exactly the kinds of things that He Danqing needs to tell him.
This will save you from taking unnecessary detours.
It's often said that two people need to spend some time together before they know if they're compatible.
If He Danqing were to instigate from the sidelines, it might have the opposite effect.
So now he's practically backing down; he's no longer going to be the first to try something new.
He believed that He Danqing would handle things well on his own. When he first came back, he had said in advance that he might not be able to adapt to these things.
When it comes to management, it is indeed much more difficult for him.
Even if I've learned it, I might still be lacking in some skills.
However, it's better than knowing nothing at all.
He knew in his heart that his father didn't have the energy to teach him.
I still feel a little regretful when I think about these things occasionally.
When it was time for him to enjoy his father's love, he went abroad without hesitation.
He only comes back once a year. Even if others say he is unfilial, they have a reason to believe it.
He didn't want to argue.
They didn't even want to defend themselves.
There are so many things he can't learn, but this time he felt particularly guilty.
He couldn't say it in front of He Danqing, but he really wanted to give up on things at the company.
The weight of being a son always weighed on him.
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