Meanwhile, after Channing rushed downstairs, he noticed Winnie walking slowly down the street

He picked up the speed and asked, “Where’s your car?”

Winnie was mildly surprised when she heard his voice, "My... My driver went home early due to some urgency.”

“How about your assistant?”

“I've been free recently, so she's on vacation.”

"I see." After a little pause, Channing responded.

“Don't you have to go back to school? It's going in a different direction.” After a few steps, Winnie questioned.

“Allow me to send you home.” Instead, Channing responded.

Winnie was taken aback by an unexpected response. "I'm an adult and can go back by myself; you should go back before the school gate closes." Winnie gave a cheerful smile.

“There is still a lot of time,” Channing explained.

Winnie could tell he was adamant about doing so.

She paused for a while to think and then said, "I want to see a friend who lives nearby; I’ll arrive in a nick of time, you don't need to send me..."

“Then I'll send you to the building.”

Winnie was at a loss for words.

As a result, they continued strolling and were surrounded by malls rather than residences. Winnie couldn’t find an opportunity.

“I arrived, thank you for sending me, bye.” Winnie waved farewell as soon as she saw an apartment building.

Channing remained still and nodded, "Go in."

Winnie forced out a smile and walked in holding her bag.

“Where is your security card?” said the security guard.

Winnie couldn't give up at this point, saying, "I'm here for my friend."

“Call her and have her come get you; you can't go in without the card.” The guard continued.

The guard watched as Winnie pulled out her phone but was hesitant to call or turn around because she knew Channing was still standing behind her.

Her actions drew the guard's attention, and he said, "Why are you here?"

“I…”

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