knows me. Pleas

. Instead, he sneered, "Don't be so arrogant just because you are good-looking.

angry that she didn't k

a clear voice came, "Wh

. Hearing it, Mary felt relieved. She looked up and saw Lisa who was

cally. He bowed to Lisa and apologized, "I'm so

ith displeasure and said in a blaming tone, "Mr. Marts

d the minions here didn't dare to make a sound. She stared at the two pe

t when she thought of the quarrel just now,

life-saving straw. She looked at her sincerely and a

s look on Mary's face, she couldn't help feeling pity for her. She took a look at

er words, Mary nodded and

or a long time. If he had known that Mary was Lisa's friend, he wouldn't have dared to talk to her in such an attitude. But

ary suddenly stopped when they passed by him. Lisa f

c stricken. Now he understood that it was in

rts didn't pick the wrong person. Lisa's

eel more uneasy. If that was the cas

out it, but there must be a sli

orried, Mary couldn't help asking, "Excuse me, how

she said, "He has been being very busy these days. He may not have time to see you now. You'd b

ittle relieved. She moved her lips an

ry didn't have time to change her clothes, she thought

iss Mary, with all due respect, please don't be

ing the paper cup in her hand and said,

tone, "Mr. Marts is not a cold hearted person. You'd

essed Lisa. But she had heard a lot of things when she waited at the office door before.

she indeed said too much, and that was why Clerk was i

nd leave. There was only Mary in the big waiting room. The quiet envir

ry immediately looked at the door and saw the expression on

he notice that her clothes were a little shabby. But she couldn't

e, Mary took a deep breath and

her a little flustered. But it was qui

heard the sound of the door, he just raised his head and looked at her, without saying anything. He didn't even

ence and dislike of Marts from his eyes. It seemed that she had been poured cold water from hea

t's

ill noticed the dark circles under his eyes. It seemed that what had happened in the past few days had b

oice, "Mr. Marts, I'm really

mouse and casting a cold glance at Mary who was standing