The girl deliberately slowed down her dressing process, trying to let Kallie see the ambiguous marks all over her body.
As she passed by Kallie, she whispered, "There's no denying Miss Scott is beautiful, but Mr. Ray's body prefers different women, and Miss Scott is getting old..."
Kallie's expression remained unchanged as she watched the woman walk away.
When there were no more outsiders in the room, Kallie walked to the sofa and sat down, saying calmly, "Good thing I don't love you as a person."
Her meaning was simple: Whatever Grant did wouldn't hurt her heart, and she wouldn't be sad because he had other women.
At these words, Grant glanced sideways at her.
He had always thought Kallie was special because she was the only woman he had ever pursued with effort and the only one he had openly acknowledged as his girlfriend.
If it were another woman who saw such a scene, they would definitely cry and make a scene, which he hated the most.
