Chapter 132

Curtis sought solace in alcohol, hoping to numb himself so that he could completely forget about the scene before him. He continued to reassure himself that Margot's behavior toward Tommy was a result of her confusing Tommy with him.

Recognizing the critical moment, Curtis knew he couldn't let anger take over and risk stimulating Margot. He had to restrain himself.

Natalie and Gabriel, who were sitting nearby, remained silent. They were silently observing the scene before them.

When Margot noticed Tommy remained unmoved, she frowned and puffed out her cheeks as though she was about to cry.

"Do you not like me anymore? Why can't you fulfill such a small request of mine?"

Tommy felt like he was reaching his breaking point. If Margot kept hugging his arm and acting coquettishly, he would eventually give in.

Left with no choice, Tommy laughed dryly to hide his discomfort and poured Margot some wine. "Fine, here's your drink. Just a sip, though. After all, the injury on your head hasn