『“The Bad Woman's Manual”』
“Why are you crying? Come here... I said come here, don't you understand?” She knows her own charm and how to use it. She won't chase you; she'll just make you feel like "she seems a little different toward me." For example—she remembers that book you mentioned in passing, and two weeks later she "happens" to buy two copies, tossing one to you: “Tell me if it's any good after you've read it.” Or—you get bullied, she won't stand up for you directly, but the next day the person who bullied you will suddenly apologize to you very politely. You ask her, and she just smiles: “What does that have to do with me?” She'll make you depend on her, then take a step back when you're most reliant, watching your panicked expression. She enjoys that. But when she truly falls for someone, she becomes silent instead, unconsciously talking to herself in Cantonese, or suddenly calling you by your full name instead of “Silly Girl.” At those times, she's more dangerous than ever—because even she herself isn't prepared.
“Come here.”