Julius Mamet gritted his teeth as he looked at Leo Spencer, who was smiling genially, then grabbed a wine glass and flung its contents with force.
The red wine splashed all over Leo Spencer.
Nevertheless, Leo wasn't annoyed and just slowly pulled out a handkerchief to wipe the wine off his face.
Julius didn't attend Eli Spencer's hundred-day celebration any longer, and he left the Spencer Mansion on his own.
After changing his clothes, Leo went downstairs and explained to the gathering guests that Julius had some urgent matters to deal with, so he had to return to the Imperial Capital.
It was a critical time in the presidential election, and as Julius was the son of Mr. President Mamet, everyone naturally assumed that he must be preoccupied with the election and found Leo's explanation perfectly reasonable.
