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Briella's expression tightened, and the warmth in her smile slowly faded. "Quentin, do you have to be so harsh with your words?"

"If you don't want me to be harsh, then maybe avoid saying things that disgust me."

Briella's face turned cold as she fixed her gaze on Quentin, as if trying to pierce through him with her eyes.

Quentin quickly got under Briella's skin, and, remembering his "important business," he pushed me forward while firmly holding onto my collar.

"Hey, hey, hey, don't take out your frustration on me because of Briella. I'm innocent."

"Innocent? Did you forget about kicking me out earlier today? You just apologized, and now it's like you've totally forgotten."

"I messed up." Admitting my mistake quickly might spare me from a lecture.

Quentin led me to the kitchen, casually checking the feel of each kitchen tool—pots, spatulas, bottles, even frying pans.

My eyes trembled as I watched Quentin handle the frying pan.

Quentin put down the frying pan, and I let out a
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