After ruthlessly fleecing the Wine Shop owner, Su Ziceng walked out of the cafe. The weather, which had been clear and sunny, began to drizzle, and the sudden raindrops fell on the wool coat.
While waiting for the driver, Su Ziceng huddled her neck and wrapped her clothes tighter. The scene from the cafe replayed in her mind. Within the span of an hour, it was as if she had been through a life-and-death tug-of-war; her taut nerves finally relaxed at this moment, leaving her body feeling weak from overexertion.
Although her body was drained from the negotiation, her steps were unexpectedly light. Su Ziceng stepped in the rain, breathed out cold air, and for the first time in her life, she felt a sense of accomplishment that erased the discomfort of getting wet.
