Chapter 128 The Self-Serving Friend

I puffed out my cheeks and turned my gaze back to Joseph, grinning. "Hey, back then, I was young and reckless. Now? I'm just trying to keep my head down as a regular employee. Disappearing on you like that back then was my bad. You're a bigger man than me—forgive me this once, okay?" Joseph laughed and gave my shoulder a hearty pat. "What are you even talking about? We're friends—no need to sweat the small stuff. I'm just glad you're back. Remember how our mentor used to rave about your talent? It'd be a real waste if you quit for good. "Sure, you're working for someone else now, but I know it won't be long before you're running your own studio and calling the shots. Seeing you back in the game industry makes me genuinely happy." I couldn't help but grin. "Glad we're on the same page." Back in college, Joseph and I were roommates and best friends. People even called us the "Twin Stars" of our major. We knew each other inside out, including all the pseudonyms and hidden accounts we