The young master was angry.
Lianne watched Seth Sinclair without blinking, a dark and subtle emotion rising within her.
'In TV shows, it seemed that after dating for a while, couples would start discussing marriage. They'd get swept up in planning to build a new home, without ever discussing their plans for the future, their understanding of marriage and children, or what kind of new home they truly expected to have.'
Lianne didn't want to just muddle her way forward with Seth Sinclair.
'Her life was like a math problem: one wrong move meant every following move would be wrong too. That was why every step had to be taken with clarity and certainty.'
'Maybe she'd get a problem wrong because she didn't have enough knowledge, but that was better than knowing the answer and still getting it wrong due to carelessness.'
She had told him her true thoughts.
And then… they had fallen into some kind of vortex.
'Sigh.'
