"It shows that at least we're thinking on the same level."
As she said this, she suddenly let out a couple of soft laughs.
"If what you're upset about is that I didn't immediately ask for your help with what just happened... hadn't you already arranged for the reporters?"
Whether it's about sentiment or reason.
Cora Lowell felt that she had neither done wrong nor neglected anything.
She hadn't broken her promise, nor crossed any line.
Landon Lockwood clenched his jaw, his temples throbbing.
Cora Lowell tugged his hair hard, forcing him to lift his head.
"Enough, stop it."
"I have important matters to attend to."
Meetings, negotiations, family matters—none of these allowed her to lose control at that moment.
At such a time, Landon Lockwood was infuriated to the point of laughter.
"Miss Lowell's ability to turn her back on someone is truly remarkable."
One moment she was in his arms, and the next she could coldly push him away.
