The only thing that didn't make sense to Bell Collins was that if she had some utility for him, he should use his advantages, get her on his side, then get her family's fortune, instead of persistently pushing her away like now.
Hadn't he deceived Tina Hernandez? If so, why didn't he make a move on her? Was it possible that she held a different position in his heart?
Considering this possibility, Bell was secretly delighted.
Edward Anderson withdrew his arm and asked the driver to take Bell back to the Collins' first.
Bell wanted to get closer to him, but he gave her a cold look: "Don't test my patience!"
The stern tone and cold look on his face made Bell feel a little scared.
He was usually all smiles and seemingly harmless, but his occasional coldness could intimidate people.
She glanced away awkwardly: "You clearly like me, so why won't you admit it? No matter how beautiful my sister-in-law is, there's no way she'd be interested in you. Just accept it."
