Lia shoved the door open, Ethan was overjoyed, but she snatched the bouquet from his hand in one grab, threw it on the ground, lifted her foot and stomped hard, grinding the flowers into mush, then said coldly, "Ethan, I told you, whoever promised to marry you, you go marry her. You said my dad agreed to marry into your family, right? He's right here, you can take him home and worship him as your ancestor."
"Lia!"
Tom shouted, his face dark.
Lia sneered and mocked her father, "Now you know I'm hard to deal with?" Then she warned Ethan, "If you dare pester me again, every time I see you, I'll beat you up once!"
Ethan wasn't angry at all. Instead, he said shamelessly, "Hitting means you care, scolding means you love. Lia, you must be crazy about me, that's why you said you'll beat me up every time you see me."
Lia was so infuriated by this shameless bastard she almost exploded, and kicked at him.
