Her gaze was very calm, as if there was a pool of dead water in her eyes, even if a strong wind blew, it wouldn't stir a ripple.
She just stood there quietly, like a wooden figure, without sadness or joy, without anger or worry.
To be precise, she didn't care about him at all, treating him as if he was invisible.
That's why she was so indifferent and calm.
But back when they were on the plane, he merely joked a few words with a flight attendant, and she got jealous and angry.
The current situation was much more serious than joking with the flight attendant, yet she was acting as if she didn't care at all.
Matthew Saxon suddenly found himself unable to understand her.
Seeing her so calm and indifferent, he inexplicably felt a bit panicked, a bit uneasy, and more so a sense of annoyance and frustration from being ignored.
It was as if there was a breath caught in his chest, making him feel uncomfortable all over, yet he couldn't find a way to vent.
