This situation, like before, where she clearly indicated she was hurt but he remained indifferent, was the first time.
She knew she shouldn't have gone to see Maxwell Saxon without telling him.
He must be angry about that, right?
But she also felt wronged. If she wasn't afraid that Maxwell Saxon's people would hurt him, why would she go to see Maxwell Saxon?
She, like him, also detested Maxwell Saxon.
The bottle of water was handed to her again, and the person giving it had a domineering tone, commanding, "Take it."
"I'm not thirsty." Thinking about how he didn't care about her feelings at all made her feel aggrieved.
"Even if you're not thirsty, drink a bit; it'll make you feel better." His hand remained outstretched in front of her, as if he would stay in that position until she took the bottle.
