Elly Campbell felt extremely uncomfortable under Adam Jones's blatant gaze, and she was very opposed to the idea of repaying him with her body, remembering what he had said earlier.
Before he could speak, she frowned and said, "Let's not talk about repaying with my body anymore, President Jones. To me, it still feels like a losing deal to trade myself for a leg. I may not be the cutthroat businessman that President Jones is, but I still wouldn't make a deal that results in a loss."
As she spoke, she lifted the corners of her lips in a gentle expression of her eyes and brows. Despite the sarcasm embedded in her smile, it inexplicably dazzled Adam.
Narrowing his eyes, he studied Elly with a deep and intense gaze and, after a long moment, smiled and said, "Don't worry, the matter of repaying with your body is the principal, and I'm not in a hurry for the principal, it will be recovered sooner or later. But I still insist on collecting the interest."
