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Later, Flora attempted to shift her attention to Cecilia and served a piece of spareribs into her plate, but to her surprise, Mark did the same simultaneously.
Disgust filled Cecilia’s gaze as she looked at the two pieces of spareribs.
Noticing her displeasure, Mark comforted, “Eat more and you’ll grow stronger.”
Flora snuggled up to him, her eyes filled with gentle affection, “Yes! Kids need to eat more to grow better!”
Flora seemed to hold no doubts about the relationship between Mark and Cecilia.
In her mind, Cecilia remained a junior. She’d even heard Cecilia refer to Mark as “uncle.”
Cecilia could no longer bear it.
Apologizing, she swiftly walked to the bathroom, and once inside, she turned on the tap, splashing water on her face.
Her emotions overwhelmed her and tears streamed down her cheeks.
Two months ago, Mark left without a proper goodbye, and though she felt a tinge of melancholy, she knew she had no right to be angry. But today, witnessing that scene, a profound discomfort washed over her.
How could she accept such humiliation?
Her most intense feelings of resentment were now directed at Mark.
The bathroom door opened gently, only to be softly locked again.
Cecilia continued to cry, her face turning pale and her nose reddening.
After a while, she realized Mark had entered and closed the door behind him. With teary eyes, she met his gaze in the mirror.
“Are you angry?” Mark inquired with a gentle, affectionate tone.
Cecilia stared back at him.Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org
She couldn’t forget the glint of attraction in his eyes when he was with Flora. While he didn’t cross any boundaries at the time, it was evident that he was flirting.
He was nothing but a womanizer!
Suddenly, she turned around, her eyes red with emotion.
“I have nothing to do with you to begin with, Mr. Evans. Why should I be angry? Why would anyone like a ‘kid’ like me anyway? You can find a woman with a good figure!”