"Oh? Then tell me how I have wronged you."
Secretary Liang continued to press, asking in a way that made Qi Tongwei long to slap him across the face. However, he kept his expression neutral, putting on a bitter, pained face—the same expression he wore when arguing with his girlfriend about whether she "wanted" something or not.
If she said she wanted it, she didn't; if she said she didn't, she did. Sometimes wanting meant wanting *and* not wanting, and not wanting could mean not wanting *or* wanting. The core strategy to solving this riddle was simply to provide emotional value—to act anxious, helpless, flustered, and distressed, regardless of whether she truly wanted it or not.
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