Nancy sighed inwardly.
This person was angry again.
If she still had the energy, she'd directly use a sedative to knock out the unpredictable Julius Shaw, which would be more convenient.
But now, she had no choice but to say it differently, and once again wrote: "It's so late today, I want to rest. Can we talk tomorrow?"
Upon hearing that they could meet again tomorrow, Julius Shaw's expression was not as awful, but he still didn't move.
Nancy raised her eyes, her gaze instantly filled with misty water, weakly looking at Julius Shaw. She put down the paper and pen and said, "Julius Shaw, I want to be alone for a while now."
Her eyes seemed to hide an uncontainable sadness.
Julius Shaw originally didn't want to agree, but his emotions suddenly froze, as if someone was pulling at his soul.
There was an agreement between Julius Shaw and Godfery Shaw that when Nancy didn't want to see Julius Shaw, Julius Shaw must not appear.
