Eluard Jack invited her so many times; each time she declined. But today, upon hearing that Mark Reed would come, she readily agreed.
He looked at himself in the mirror a thousand times; he wasn't inferior to Mark Reed at all!
He was very generous to women, and he had one advantage that Mark Reed didn't—he had the time to enjoy and entertain her.
Mark Reed couldn't; he was too busy, his schedule was packed, and he paid less and less attention to women.
"You're so bad!"
Sharry Vaux's body trembled, she giggled shyly, and brushed away the hand placed on her: "I'm not playing with you, look at how you've worn Lisa out, she's gotten so thin a breeze could carry her away. It pains me to see it; I wonder if Young Master Jack cares. Buy Lisa more bird's nest soup to nourish her, don't just focus on fun."
"Lisa, she said I'm tormenting you."
