Liu Yungen was surprised. He'd expected her to be angered to tears, not to unleash such a tirade. He grumbled, "Who goes around bumping into people for no reason? He was coming down that path, he should have been watching where he was going..."
Juhua couldn't be bothered to argue the point, cutting him off. "My brother said he saw you coming and stepped aside. You're the one who wasn't looking where you were going and bumped into him. He didn't blame you and even carried you home. Isn't that the mark of a reasonable person? But you? My brother brings you home, you don't even say thank you, and then you demand he pay for the eggs. I've never seen such an unreasonable boy in my life."
Liu Yungen grew flustered and yelled, "Who's being unreasonable? I..."
Juhua refused to let him get a word in. "What about you? You make a mistake and don't know how to apologize. Someone carries you home and you don't know how to say thank you. I've never seen such a difficult boy."
