Mason Nightshade's heart skipped a beat. His eyes darkened, lips moved slightly as he spoke, "Who's sending such good news? Aren't you planning to share it with ?"
"The press conference Royal Friendship was going to report in the afternoon suddenly got canceled. Outsiders speculate that Royal Friendship is at fault in their dealings with Eliza Fletcher. Now, major newspapers and celebrities, under the banner of opposing unspoken rules, are boycotting Royal Friendship, demanding Eliza Fletcher be expelled from the entertainnt industry."
Aurelia Shaw read from the push notification on her phone. This was a matter that had shaken half the entertainnt industry, yet she spoke of it so nonchalantly, her almond-shaped eyes glinting with coldness.
Expelled from the entertainnt industry... Those words stirred a certain mory within her.
Mason Nightshade didn't notice Aurelia Shaw's montary distraction and asked, "You should have already devised a strategy, right?"
Otherwise, she wouldn't calmly accompany him here for a al, or perhaps the sudden cancellation of the press conference, causing dual reactions from reporters and celebrities, was all part of her deliberate sche.
These days, he had been paying attention to the developnt of Eliza Fletcher's situation. Royal Friendship kept throwing out evidence to clear their na, but the strength of those so-called evidences... was utterly insufficient.
Such a weak counterattack is unlike her style; soone who could best him, albeit because he wasn't defending against her. These people wouldn't be her match.
"I guess tonight these people will be embarrassed. Darling, you're so smart that I don't even have the chance to play the hero rescuing the damsel in distress." The first sentence was gentlemanly and noble, the next turned into a rascal.
One had to admit, Mason Nightshade switched modes very naturally and quickly.
Aurelia Shaw felt like kicking him in the face, but just then, the seafood was served. She picked up a fish to eat, while Mason Nightshade peeled the shrimp for her.
"Hey, I'm giving you a chance to perform."
Aurelia Shaw nudged Mason Nightshade's leg and placed a bowl of fish in front of him, "Help debone it thoroughly."
Mason Nightshade raised an eyebrow, his eyes narrowing slightly as he looked at her.
Aurelia Shaw curled her lips, her smile flamboyantly beautiful, "You can choose not to do it."
She nonchalantly took the peeled shrimp from Mason Nightshade, dipping it into the sauce.
Before she could eat it, Mason Nightshade suddenly grabbed her hand, put it into his own mouth, then seized her chin with the other hand, lifting it as his thin lips forcefully pressed down.
Biting her lips, he pushed the shrimp into her mouth, intertwining with her, not allowing her to spit it out.
Only when she swallowed it did Mason Nightshade, not quite satisfied, give her two more pecks before backing off.
Licking his lips with the tip of his tongue, the corner of his lips curved up roguishly, "Compensation."
Earlier, when he gripped her chin, her body was forced forward. Now, Aurelia Shaw leaned back against her chair, her neat eyebrows raised, eyes exuding charm, her agile tongue also licking her lips.
"Your kissing skills are terrible."
Mason Nightshade's face darkened slightly, his eyes narrowed, "Do you need to prove to you here and now whether my kissing skills are good or bad?"
Aurelia Shaw, holding Mason Nightshade's chin, teased with a smirk, "Mason Nightshade, why can't you take a little provocation?"
Mason Nightshade opened his mouth, biting her finger lightly, gently grinding it with his teeth.
"Depends on who it is. If you deliberately provoke , don't bla for using both my skills and body to prove myself." With that, he suggestively brushed her fingertip.
Aurelia Shaw abruptly withdrew her finger, giving him a glare, "Focus on deboning the fish."
Mason Nightshade gave her a steady look, but still lowered his head to debone the fish for her. As he picked out the bones, he amused himself, his voice laced with amusent, "Aurelia, this is my first ti serving soone."
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