But she couldn't stop herself from watching the scenes of him with his female companion. Finally, it ended with her crashing into a guardrail.
Sophie Sullivan found it strange. If William Guillen felt guilty and remorseful, couldn't he just apologize to her himself? Why did he have to make a special trip to let her see Fluffy Zane? Also, from Fluffy Zane's words, hearing about all of William Guillen's actions, Sophie Sullivan couldn't help but suspect... Did William Guillen like her? If not, why would he become so moody when he saw her with Jim Jones? In her understanding, only a man who felt possessive towards a woman would harbor such indescribable hostility towards any other man who appeared by her side. William Guillen's hostility towards Jim Jones didn't seem to stem from business competition. Instead, it seemed more likely... it was because of her.
