"Oh? Is that so? But she said it was because you gave her signals, which is why she approached you," Maria remarked as she carried the small cake towards the car. Hearing this, Sidney immediately tensed up.

His sharp eyes fixed on her as he explained, "Maria, I swear I never gave her any signals. The only reason I met her was through my mom. I made it clear I wasn't interested in her. Later, we only stayed in contact because she introduced me to a client. I didn't want to owe her, so I did her a small favor-nothing more."

The time they had run into each other at the restaurant was right after Diana had introduced him to a client, and he had treated her to a meal as thanks.

Back then, Maria had been with Herman.

At that time, Sidney hadn't yet figured out his feelings.

Seeing her with such a handsome and accomplished man, he had felt irritated and something else he hadn't fully understood. He had only known that it bothered him, but he hadn't thought too deeply about why.

Later, when he realized how he truly felt about her, he regretted not walking over then. Maybe if he had, they wouldn't have gone through so many twists and turns.

Sidney's explanation was earnest, and his eyes were clear, without a hint of guilt or hesitation.

Maria noticed and smiled a little more.

"I told her I didn't care."

The tension he had felt when she was questioning him was nothing compared to the pain

a large hand was squeezing his heart, making

was no place for him in her heart. If she cared about him

a lot about Herman, for

moment Herman appeared, Sidney felt a

"As long as you're not bothered, that's all

It's fine.

Their lives would become more intertwined over time, and he believed that one day, he would have a place in

notice the

she said hadn't

found Sidney's eagerness

would mind,

That was

something had happened, she

lounging on the couch like a lazy cat, too comfortable to

said, "The bath is

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