Xiao Bailu felt she had been lancholy for an hour just now, how utterly foolish.
She now only wanted to give that dog of a man a slap—if he were standing before her.
Paid the bill, got up.
She was about to leave the café.
Suddenly.
She saw at the elevator entrance, a man in a dark gray suit walking over to the café with a sullen face.
Huo Tingzun.
Wasn’t he supposed to have no ti?
Xiao Bailu glanced at her watch, five o’clock sharp.
This was the ti she had arranged with him beforehand, there was no mistake.
But hadn’t he rejected her in the email?
Could the dog of a man have had a pang of conscience and changed his mind?
Xiao Bailu quickly opened her laptop to check her emails, however, the inbox was silent, not a single unread email.
So what was going on?
Xiao Bailu looked up in confusion, this ti she saw, trailing ten ters behind the man, a woman and a young boy.
They couldn’t keep up with the man’s pace even by jogging, because he was walking too fast.
Xiao Bailu had seen this woman and the young boy before.
If she rembered correctly, the young boy called Huo Tingzun "Dad."
Thus, the man wasn’t here to et her, but to bring the woman and child for afternoon tea.
Xiao Bailu sneered slightly.
Her first reaction, surprisingly, wasn’t to pity herself for being duped and stood up, but to mock the man; despite three years, he was still such a typical male, not understanding at all how to care for a woman and child.
What’s the rush to walk so fast, isn’t he afraid his woman might die if he waits a mont? Dog of a man.
She really felt sorry for the woman following Huo Tingzun.
Xiao Bailu stared for a few seconds.
Then, leisurely, she took out a small mirror, tidied her hair, and touched up her lipstick.
Then, carrying her bag on one arm and holding an iced coffee in the other, she walked step by step toward Huo Tingzun in her high heels.
"Tap."
"Tap."
"Tap."
Her high heels clattered crisply on the café’s tiled floor, like a chi of bells waiting for a lover to return.
She stopped at Huo Tingzun’s table.
Then, she threw the iced coffee in her hand!
The entire drink, along with ice cubes, splashed onto Huo Tingzun’s face.
The woman at the table let out a sharp scream, "Tingzun! Tingzun, are you okay?"
Yet the little boy, not even three years old, pursed his lips, "Shouldn’t you be asking what despicable thing he did to make this sister so angry?"
Xiao Bailu couldn’t help but glance at the little boy.
He called her sister?
Haha, little brat.
"If there isn’t a reasonable explanation, my lawyer will contact you." Huo Tingzun, calm as ever, pushed away the woman beside him and began to wipe coffee off his face with a handkerchief, speaking coldly.
He didn’t even glance at Xiao Bailu, as if she were just a passing madwoman.
Xiao Bailu stood in place, suddenly feeling particularly pointless.
If Huo Tingzun had shouted, "Xiao Bailu, you’re crazy." she might have felt the world was still normal.
But, Huo Tingzun’s attitude toward her was truly that of a stranger.
Three years.
She had raised Little Pearl alone, waiting for him to return, yet he had so effortlessly forgotten her completely.
This cup of iced coffee could just be a gift for the dog man.
Xiao Bailu took a deep breath, "Sorry, mistaken identity."
She turned and walked away in her high heels.
The woman beside Huo Tingzun said sorrowfully, "Tingzun, you definitely need to warn her, how can she be so reckless in public, throwing coffee at people? Is a simple apology enough? Even a child wouldn’t do sothing like that."
The bodyguard behind Huo Tingzun also stepped forward, "President, let bring her back and make her pay the price she should."
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