"I came to see how you were doing," Chu Ge said, looking at the faint expression on her face, which hadn't turned unhappy because of the disturbance downstairs.
Chu Ge thought to himself that maybe Mu Bingtong didn't know, so he decided not to tell her either.
Mu Bingtong smiled, setting down the pen in her hand and looking up at Chu Ge, "Are you worried that I would be affected by them?"
Chu Ge was slightly startled, looking into Mu Bingtong's eyes; her face was made up lightly, very serene, but if one looked closely, they could see a hint of helplessness at the bottom of her eyes.
"So you knew all along?"
Chu Ge was surprised.
Mu Bingtong's lips curled into a wry smile, "They have been making trouble not just for a day or two, how could I possibly not know."
Chu Ge was amazed by her composure; for most women faced with such situations, they would either completely explode and make the ugliness of the situation public or handle it directly through the law.
