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USER: Think of titles for the following chapters:Spring 2023 Rose "You look destroyed?" Jill wheeled her chair to my cubicle. "Did boss tear you down again?" "I'm fine! It was my mistake. I should've consulted him before presenting my ideas." "But everyone loved it." "It's still not ethical." Saying I sighed, I barely got any sleep the entire night because of the presentation. It's been exactly three years of me working in the firm and I still get stressed every time I'm invited to dinner meetings which is exactly tonight. "Are you sure you can handle the dinner? I know being around children can stress you out." I have no idea how she noticed that. "There's nothing I can do. It's either money or peace. Can't have both." Jill cried a loud laugh. "You'll pick me up at seven?" "I hope seven means seven. And don't forget the dress code. It's not thirty, flirty and thriving this time, it's kid's party. Just wear pastels or blacks, if not princess or dragon." I took a deep breath and tried to shake off the nerves. "I can do this. I've done it before." "You're amazing. Don't forget that." I smiled weakly. "Thanks, Jill." As the workday came to a close, I tried to focus on finishing up my tasks before the dinner meeting. My mind kept wandering to the events of the night. I didn't know what to expect, but the thought of being around kids made my stomach churn. At seven sharp, I arrived at Jill's house. She came out wearing a sleek black dress, looking stunning as always. "Wow, you look amaz...

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USER: think a title for As the situation escalated, a black commercial vehicle pulled up near the crowd. Eric sat in the co-pilot seat and looked outside, noticing the commotion. When he turned back around, Joseph was frowning and looking serious. "The little girl looks very poor," he commented to his boss. Joseph gave a simple command to stop the car just as they were about to turn the corner. Moments later, he got out of the car and made his way towards the group of people. Eric was surprised, but had no way of stopping him in time. As Joseph approached, the group of onlookers quieted down. He stared at them with a look of disgust and impatience, causing Eric to realize that his boss was very well-known and respected. The old lady's groans grew louder, but the middle-aged couple continued to point fingers at the tall and thin girl. They noticed that she was wearing designer shoes, leading them to believe that she was from a wealthy family. Despite being bullied, she refused to compromise and remained quiet. The fat woman then reached over and snatched the girl's suitcase, but the girl remained quiet, refusing to engage in their cruel behavior. Mo heard a voice sneering at him, "You are blatantly robbing them!" When Mo turned to look, he saw a tall, well-dressed man in his twenties. He had a good looking face, and looked like a wealthy rich kid. The man looked angry as he saw Mo come to help the little girl. "What are you talking about? She doesn't need to pay for hitting someone!" The young girl looked at Joseph with a stunned expression, almost as if in a trance. Everyone there couldn't help but notice how good-looking the young man was, even the little girl who was in trouble. Rose finally recognized Joseph. She went through a range of emotions - confusion, panic, resistance. She didn't even care about her suitcase anymore, and turned to run away. Joseph quickly grabbed her arm, with a firm grip. Rose shook her head in anger, and Joseph responded with a low growl. "Stay put!" Joseph then turned towards the couple, and put on a friendly smile. "So, what do you propose we do? Name your price." The chubby woman saw an opening, and spoke up. "Well, we'll let her go this time as she's so young. But give us 50,000 yuan, and we'll take my mother to the hospital. We can deal with the rest later." Joseph nodded. "Sounds fair. Might I remind you that the cameras are all broken here, but my dashcam captured everything. We'll need to involve the police and show them how much the little girl is responsible for. It won't go well for you if you don't play your cards correctly." The couple hesitated, and even the old lady on the ground stopped crying to glance up at Joseph. He handed them a business card, revealing that he's a partner of a law firm. "I am an attorney. I pride myself on being fair. I will make sure that the compensation I give you will be no less than what you deserve. I will get in touch with the police and handle this matter properly. The money will be yours, but keep in mind that extortion can land you a conviction." Joseph then made a phone call and said, "Patrick, I need your assistance. I have a situation on Guide Road." Seeing Joseph handle the situation with such expertise, the crowd grew bold. "The little girl didn't even hit the old woman. It was the woman who fell onto her own foot!" "You're right!" "In my opinion, this type of scamming should land them with a 10-15 year jail sentence." The couple, feeling guilty, still tried to play tough. "Forget it, she's just a young one. We'll let her go this time." Joseph simply shifted his phone slightly, and said, "Are you sure the police are only one block away and coming soon?" The man lifted the old lady off the ground as he spoke. "We'll let you off this time, but watch out in the future!" Joseph responded in a light manner, "You might want to remind your old lady to keep her eyes open and faint when she sees me next time." Everyone burst out laughing, and the couple left with the old lady. The crowd slowly dispersed as well. Joseph then let go of Rose's arm, and crossed his arms over his chest. He scanned her up and down, noting how she hadn't learned a thing even after five years. She was still just as naive as before, letting herself be bullied. To Rose, Joseph was a nightmare. She didn't even have the courage to look at him. She took the suitcase and hung her head low as she tried to leave. Mo, being the gentleman that he is, grabbed her suitcase handle and said with a smile, "Rose, don't you know how to say 'thank you'? I've even been to Japan for a few years, and I can speak Japanese." Rose still kept her gaze on the ground, holding her skirt. She sneered coldly, "Who left you in the street this time?" Rose's belongings were all stuffed into a single suitcase. She didn't even have a small purse that girls usually carry around with them. And Joseph couldn't help but notice that she didn't have a phone on her, which made her situation even more dire. Joseph then showed her some kindness. "Where do you need to go? I'll take you there." Joseph waited for a minute, but Rose didn't utter a word. Joseph then shouted, "Are you mute or something?" Eric noticed the fear in Rose's eyes and wanted to help her. "Don't worry, Rose. We'll help you find your things and get to where you need to go." Joseph rolled his eyes and looked at Eric like he was crazy. "Why should we help her? She's just a kid." Eric sighed. "Because it's the right thing to do, Joseph. She needs our help." Joseph grumbled but eventually gave in. "Fine. We'll help you find your things and get you to where you need to go. But if you try anything funny, we'll send you straight back to where you came from." Rose nodded silently, grateful for their help. Eric sat next to her in the backseat, trying to make small talk to ease her nerves. Joseph drove them to various places around the city, trying to retrace Rose's steps and find her lost items. After a few hours, they finally found her bag and phone in a lost and found at the train station. Excited to have her belongings back, Rose gave a small smile to Eric and Joseph. "Thank you so much. I don't know how I can repay you." Joseph waved her off. "Just make sure you stay out of trouble from now on, alright?" Eric added, "And always remember that there are people who care about you and will help you when you need it." Rose nodded, feeling grateful for their kindness. As they drove her to the Dojo along the river road, she couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth and comfort in their company. Despite their rough exterior, Eric and Joseph had proven to be kind-hearted and helpful strangers who had come to her aid when she needed it most.