To be candid.
Being able to see through someone's expressions, and being able to hide one's own expressions, at times, truly are not equal.
Besides, Nan Zhubin is indeed a straightforward person; seemingly, he has no intention of hiding his expressions.
Chonghui glanced at Nan Zhubin through the rearview mirror, almost losing grip on the steering wheel: "What you're saying and what's written on your face don't match at all, hey!"
As a psychology Ph.D. holder, Chonghui's own emotions are also in check.
He took a couple of deep breaths, trying to make sense: "It's like how a consultant has to pretend not to recognize a client outside the consulting room—we have two projects that, while inherently related, are actually independent of each other, understand?"