Rae Bennett was the one facing judgment, "So it was you who's been pretending to be good."
"It's not like that."
That phrase again.
Wyatt Wright, usually adept at planning and strategizing, now found himself at a loss for words, panicky and not good at arguing.
"It has nothing to do with Alfie Young, Rae, please believe me."
Rae Bennett could no longer listen; once the argument erupted, negative emotions gradually began to overwhelm her reason.
"Even if your being with me has nothing to do with Alfie Young," she shed her submissive exterior, turning back into a sharp-toothed, sharp-clawed lioness, "what about these seven years for me?"
Wyatt Wright was left speechless by the questioning.
