Blame-shifting should definitely be done early, and it needs to be done before everyone else notices.
Paying once was just because she got caught red-handed, and it happened right in front of her.
Outwardly, Yun Ran is certainly a respectable person, especially when she needs to maintain her public persona, compensation is a necessary expense.
But actually, in her bones, Yun Ran is not someone who likes to suffer losses.
Now that the time and conditions are right, Yun Ran can absolutely package herself as a perfect victim.
Blame-shifting, that's just her being kind; otherwise, she'd definitely counter-sue... No, demand compensation instead!
The man downstairs, looked up, toward Yun Ran's direction, and upon hearing Yun Ran's question, he froze like a machine stuck.
He thinks he's smart, so why is he a little unaccustomed to the span of Yun Ran's question?
Shouldn't Yun Ran have found him, gotten angry, and then questioned him about why he's lurking downstairs waiting for her?
