's office, Pauline was lost

ence. He seemed to be mesmerized as he stared at her with gentle eyes and a soft smile on h

South Mansions. Her car was the only vehicle on the road. After a while, a Maybach with the lic

r father had once again beaten her indiscriminately, so, in a fit of anger, she had rushed out of the house and stayed the night at Hedy's place. This morning, she had thought that her father w

the road, driving in the opposite direction, its lights kept flashing, signaling for her to switch to the low beam lights. However, as someone who had only recently le

state of shock. The driver of the Maybach, James, however,

ically and waved her ha

business card from his pocket and handed it to her. "This is my business card. If

ponsible for the accident, so she immediately opened the door and ran up to James, who was

ames politely refused her proposal. "No

of the Maybach and knocked on it. "Sir, this accident is mostly my responsibility, and I don't want to

her in a daze for a few seconds. "Are you ok

s, but she smiled. "I'm fine. W

turned to James. "Call Tim and sen

w that Edmund didn't care about

y fine," Pauline r

" Edmund insisted, looking

his imposing man. Soon, the car that James had arranged a

Sir, can you tell me your name and phone number? I'll treat y

over to the car, and handed Ed

a smile at Edmund, revealing two light dimples. "Thank you, Mr. Lu." She saw Edmund smile

s in her dream. Could it be that Edmund didn't

r, trampled on her dignity, and even ruthlessly refused to save the only person

s conclusion, she heard a

ce, somehow covered with a thin blanket. She didn't know how long she had

else. Don't dirty Mr. Lu's office," James said coldl

Pauline could thi

cheek. Indeed, there were warm teardrops

und, so why did she feel ups

as wincing in pain. "I'm sorry. I'll leave right now." Then, she hurriedly left the office. Although h

fice. He didn't even realize that the cigarette between his fingers had burned down to the end unt

l lingered in the air, filling him with melancholy. He sank onto the sofa with a sigh. Suddenly, out of the c