Strongest Comeback.

Summary

In Chapter 98 of "Apology," Lin Su reflects on her preference for white roses, symbolizing innocence and purity, contrasting them with red roses that signify passion. As she contemplates her feelings for Qin Sheng, she appreciates his pursuit but desires a gradual connection rather than instant love. Meanwhile, Qin Sheng faces workplace challenges as the new deputy manager, particularly when a conflict arises involving a courtesan named Tang Wan, who is mistreated by a guest. Qin Sheng defends her, asserting that she should not apologize for the incident, pushing back against the prevailing attitudes of entitlement among the wealthy patrons. The chapter explores themes of purity, societal expectations, and the struggle for respect in a materialistic world.

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