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Brian's sudden words made Winnie’s movements pause. Still, Winnie did not speak.

Help? She seemed to be helping all the time. She had been doing all kinds of things for others, so she did not mind doing it again.

"Won't you talk to me? You are not busy today, but you just don't want to see me, right?"

Brian's mood was changing all the time. The last moment, he was not so cold, but not he was cold and angry.

"Winnie, I don't understand, you did something wrong and we broke up. Why you made it my mistake and hate me?"

Brian looked at Winnie, confused. It was him should hate her and be angry with her. He was the victim of feelings, but he came to her. He did not understand why Winnie ignored him.

Looking at Brian's attitude, Winnie thought he would pester her for a night if she did not speak.

"I dare not speak to you because I was wrong. I have no grudge against you, I just avoid suspicion."

"Mr. Bennet, you said that we should not have any contact and I even only could talk with Stella about the kids. I'm just doing what you want me to do. If I meet you and discuss private matters with you, you might accuse me of having ulterior motives."

Winnie finally opened her mouth. Although these words were the meaning of Brian, although she looked indifferent, she really hated Brian.

She blamed him for not understanding the situation, not checking the facts. She chose to accept breakup, but it did not mean that she had no grievance.

Winnie hated most that others put the unwarranted charges on her, but she did not remember how much blame on her back and how many times she had been ignored by Brian

He had said he loved her more than once, but what did he do for his so-called love? What he did for the woman he loved?

"Winnie, you... why do you want to see me now? Aren't you afraid I'll say you have ulterior motives?"

Brian could not refute, but asked Winnie like a rogue.

"You said you had a headache. You insisted on coming in. Why don't you be reasonable, Brian?"

Winnie was angry, feeling that Brian was being unreasonable after drinking, but his sharp eyes didn't look like he was in a drunken state.

He couldn't control his alcohol even if he yelled at her.

Looking at Winnie being angry, Brian was not angry anymore. He wanted her to be like that, rather than who being wronged and was silent.

"Yes, I have a headache. Give me a massage."

Brian lay down on Winnie's leg.

came here to trouble me. Go home,

Brian, but Brian was like a stone which could

me. I'll leave you no trouble."

but because he

she could not be ruthless in

to help Brian massage, and the living

of the happiest things. Now he could leave everything behind and just enjoy the comfort

You have the final say on education. I am only responsible for their safety and they will

communicated and let Winnie know he had been very respectful to

classmates will treat them differently. I just hope that they

She only wants it to be low key, like

"Ok."

you about the kids. I've always trusted you

But this time he

and that's all I

sure she would be good to the kids. As for the rest, if he could have

"Winwin, actually I..."

to tell Winnie there were many things he believed her. But Winnie did not

way, how is the Liberation Village going?

they continued the last topic, she was

They may have to work on

difference between saying and not saying, after all,

it. Tourists go more and

As long as she lived there, she would forget all

developed, and there was no place to cultivate people’s morality

"You like it?"

Brian asked Winnie.

the clear river there, and like sitting on

She put her love in words and revealed it in her bright eyes.

see that she really liked it before it was quiet

will ask them to come up with a plan that does not damage the

Brian to the secretary, but also a commitment to Winnie. He would try his best to reduce the damage

to

in her opinion, as long as tourists went in,

knew she was being selfish, but she really wanted

Winnie had unique emotion about it and did

"No."

knew Winnie had a special feeling about it, Brian