"I thought Dina was only joking, but it turns out it's true," Paul grunted, his voice laced with frustration. "Who is it then? Who's the bastard?"
Rain didn't bother to look at him as she replied, "I don't think I owe you an explanation now that we've broken up." She kept her eyes on the elevator, hoping the doors would open sooner.
"We can still be together, Rain, even if you're married," he shamelessly suggested. "It doesn't matter to me as long as we're still in a relationship."
This time, Rain turned to him, her eyes showing a hard look on them. Shaking her head, she firmly stated, "I'm not like you, Paul. I won't cheat on my husband. Please, don't force me to resign from this company, because I will if you don't stop bugging me."
Paul's face darkened as he stepped closer, his expression menacing. However, just before something could happen, the elevator doors slid open. Quickly, Rain stepped inside, joining the others already there.
