Kallie was startled and then lowered her eyebrows: "Are you blaming me for appearing in front of you? It was my sister who said she wanted to invite me to have dinner with you both, so I came. Didn't she tell you about it beforehand?"
She was naturally beautiful, and in every frown or anger, there was a charming demeanor. At this moment, she looked downhearted, which was enough to provoke a man's heart to pity and cherish her.
Edward Anderson didn't say anything and slipped past her.
Kallie grabbed his arm: "If you don't believe me, you can ask my sister. I'm not lying. You should know, I might deceive anyone in this world, but I would never deceive you."
Edward Anderson pulled his hand back and quickly walked away.
Kallie leaned weakly against the wall. What else did she have to do to satisfy Edward Anderson? After all, she had been abroad for so many years before finally returning home. Couldn't he be a little bit kinder to her?
