George Flack's expression was particularly stern, instilling fear in anyone who witnessed it, and Mallia Mamet realized that she had indeed mentioned Aria Grant with a sense of purpose.
"It's my fault, I shouldn't have mentioned Aria Grant, it's just that I felt you were impatient, which is why I mentioned her in such a disheartened manner. I had assumed that as her lover of these past few days, at least I had confidence, but it turns out I'm still so insecure."
As she spoke, Mallia began to wipe away her tears.
Why did she start crying while talking? And for some reason, in a split second, George began to empathize with Mallia, thinking that he was indeed in the wrong.
He should have been more understanding of Mallia. Loving someone should not be so demeaning, and even if he did not fancy Mallia, since he had agreed to be her lover for these few days, he could not let her down like this.
