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Zee was trying to tell #HUGELHEETheSeries’s plot that it happened when Niche came to his (Chang’s) restaurant. With my understanding from his words, it looked like Niche did something to upset Chang so Chang remembered Niche’s face that later on he would take revenge on Niche. After that Chang...

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