Now South Grant has a sense of self-awareness and knows that every time he messes with the tiger, Nathan Foster will punish him.
Just now, he merely said he would spit out the wine, and Nathan forcibly poured wine into his mouth.
Now he is mocking him as a beast, who knows if Nathan might get angry and really do some beastly things.
So after saying this, without waiting for Nathan's reaction, he quickly left the sofa and stayed far away from Nathan.
When South Grant turned his head to look at Nathan Foster, he saw that Nathan hadn't moved at all.
Not even a finger was lifted; he was just looking at her sideways, with a slight smile at the corner of his lips, a smile that seemed playful and intriguing.
Though Nathan didn't say a word, he seemed to be commenting on South's suspicious nature.
Being suspicious is better than suffering losses after all.
On the big screen, Henry Grant and Rosalind Sutton were still discussing the script, when Nathan Foster gestured.
"Come here."
