Moreover, these years, Mr. Sutton knows about her feelings for him.
She would never be like that woman, who, while seducing him, is also constantly thinking of other men!
But why?
Why does he find all women annoying and disgusting, yet he can't quite detest that woman—who feels no guilt, has no intention of atonement, and is extremely scheming and fickle—in spite of her being utterly worthless?
And he has an inexplicable urge to get closer.
Even when that woman explicitly told him she was seducing him, he couldn't help but think she was a bit irritating and... lovable;
When she cheekily stole a kiss from him, he impulsively wanted to deepen that kiss, to hold that woman firmly under him...
And that night, that woman even entered his dream.
In the dream, he deepened that kiss, caught that insufferable woman, and fiercely...
Thinking about this, Adrian Davies suddenly felt a wave of heat rising from his body.
