David Thompson was at a loss for words; his worries had been replaced by indignation and anger, and when Aria Grant said that, David felt that anything he said would be wrong.
"I was in a meeting just now, a very important meeting."
Sigh—
Aria Grant felt stifled, realizing David truly didn't want to deal with her, even his explanations were delivered with such impatience.
"A very important meeting? But before, even if it was an important meeting, as long as it was a call from me, you'd answer it!"
David was stunned for a moment, wondering why Aria could question him like this, as if their relationship was so close that she'd get upset whenever he wasn't on standby for her calls?
So David realized that explaining further was useless because even if he said that it was a meeting crucial for Butterfly, Aria wouldn't care—she'd still see it as a trifle.
Selfish and without any regard for the company's actual situation, David was beginning to feel that Aria was unreliable.
