Alexander Stuart was already stunned.
Every move the woman made as she stepped out of the car, reflected in his eyes, was like a breathtaking beautiful scene that kept his eyes glued to her.
He didn't blink once.
"Ah...such a friend who forgets his mates at the sight of a beauty."
Dilbert Walker made fun of him, pushing him and exposing him to Tercy Mason's field of vision.
Alexander stood there awkwardly, not moving.
A little anxious.
He didn't know where to put his hands.
Dilbert, standing behind, greeted Tercy politely, "Miss Tercy, you came to visit Ella, didn't you? You can go up with Alexander; they are upstairs. I have to go now; I have things to attend to."
"Sure, Brother Dilbert, you can go ahead." Tercy maintained her professional smile, subtly lifting the corners of her lips.
This soothing smile, in the eyes of Alexander, was like witnessing a peacock spreading its tail, becoming the most beautiful sight he had ever seen.
