You Owe Me, My Love

“Are you talking about my co-star?”

“I don’t know. Some of them could be your rivals, while others might be your haters. Most importantly, you’ve never offended these haters, right?” asked Bai Rong.

“I’ve never crossed paths with them. Besides, I’m so busy filming every day that I don’t even have time for myself. How is it possible for me to offend them? I have no idea why they hate me so much.” Ni Er drew her brows together tightly.

“Perhaps they’re just jealous of your fame, or you might be dating a male celebrity they like. Who knows? Maybe you have stolen a role from a female celebrity that they like. If that’s the case, it’s only natural for them to hate you. A portion of them might just be ill-mannered. Let’s say life is a movie. Do you think that the female lead will burst out in rage and try to sabotage others just because of some trivial matters?” asked Bai Rong softly.

“Of course not. That’s the typical behavior of nobodies like the minor supporting roles in movies. Why would you, the lead, care about these unimportant characters? Even without your interference, life will punish them. So why waste time caring about what these insignificant people say?”

Realization dawned on Ni Er. “So, should I just treat them like noxious air?”

“Noxious air pollutes your environment, and you can’t do anything about that. So you should just focus on improving yourself as well as train your patience and rational thinking skills. Noxious gases will eventually dissipate, after all. Those people won’t be happy if they aren’t dragging someone down, but they’ll get what they deserve eventually. So what’s the point in you hating them? Besides, they’re definitely not living as well as you. So you should forget about them and free yourself. Staying open-minded will bring joy to you and the people around you. You’ll only be happy when the people around you like you, right?” Bai Rong said patiently.

By then, Ni Er had calmed down, listening intently to Bai Rong. “You must be living well, right?”

Bai Rong smiled and answered honestly, “We are usually calm when handling the affairs of others. It’s easy to be clear-headed and do the right things in such a situation. On the other hand, we tend to become more emotional when it comes to our own affairs. Blood rushes to our heads, which prevents us from thinking logically. This causes us to make mistakes. Most people don’t judge a situation objectively. Instead, they make decisions based on what they want.

“For example, if two celebrities are shipped together on a reality show, their fans might start looking out for evidence to prove that they are really dating. On the other hand, those who don’t want them to be together will look for evidence to prove the opposite. People usually become too emotionally invested when handling their own affairs, which prevents them from thinking rationally. Thus, they are likely to make the wrong decisions. I’m no exception. There are times when I need to consult a psychologist myself because I need an objective opinion from someone else too, but it’s not embarrassing at all. After all, it’s better to avoid making mistakes, right?”

wise words. My friend was right to introduce you to me. To show my appreciation, I’ll transfer you the

Rong asked suspiciously as she only charged Lu Xingzhou the rate

Jinrong. He said that you treated him once. All you did was talk to him, and he was cured just like that. I feel much better now,

dark shadow fell on Bai Rong, which prompted her

politely, “I didn’t expect to see you here so early. It’s

at the

to summon the waiter. “I wanted to ask. Are you

whom he cherishes more than his life, so no matter how much my consultation costs, he’ll still come to me one day. Besides, I’m not playing mind games. I’m just confident in my analysis. Lastly, lowering my fee will just

months?”

you have faith in me?” Bai Rong asked

Cheng Jinrong’s phone started to

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better immediately after talking to her. I’m in a great mood now, and my appetite is raging. I

recommend them to her. We’re

Rong gulped down a mouthful

Jinrong. He was magnanimous, responsible, and career-minded. Although he used to have obsessive-compulsive disorder, he seemed

speed of recovery for psychiatric patients was largely dependent on their own

time are you leaving?”