"I think he's right," Miao Chan suddenly chimed in, drawing everyone's attention. "That Mr. Kongfang is not trustworthy."
The group turned to look at Miao Chan, puzzled. She was someone who didn't even understand the concept of lying, so how could she judge someone's character?
"Why do you think that?" Ye Fei asked with interest, curious about her reasoning. He didn't believe she was just agreeing with him out of affection, as that wasn't her nature.
Feeling the weight of everyone's gaze, Miao Chan looked a bit shy but explained, "Because I sensed that Mr. Kongfang's heart is shrouded in darkness. It's like he's hiding something and doesn't want anyone to see his true self."
The group was taken aback. Miao Chan's judgment was based purely on intuition, which seemed almost mystical. But upon reflection, it made sense. After all, it's often said that young children, especially those under three, have an uncanny ability to sense people's true intentions.
