Fuzi pursed her lips and remained silent.
"He must think I'm really angry right now, so he'll want to make it up to me," Catherine said, unconcerned by Fuzi's silence, "But I don't need his compensation; I don't care about him at all, and he'll feel very disappointed. A girl can't let a boy know that she likes him too much, it makes him arrogant. It's also time to create a sense of crisis for him."
Fuzi finally spoke softly, "Yes, Mistress, you're absolutely right. Keeping a man is like keeping a dog; if you get too close, they get presumptuous, and you can't be too nice to them."
"Yes, so this is a good leverage," Catherine said. "Do you think I'm very angry right now?"
Fuzi hesitated, afraid to speak.
She wanted to say no, but she couldn't lie to her mistress.
"He's always been like that, hasn't he?" Catherine smiled, eyes narrowing, "We've known from the start he was no good."
