Howard Geoffrey stepped on the brake in time, glanced coldly at Alice Robinson, and said displeased, "You're not even afraid of death anymore?"
Alice's body swayed, and she dejectedly murmured, "Without you, what meaning does life have for me in this world."
Howard showed not the slightest emotion at Alice's words. He took out his phone and dialed a series of numbers.
Through the windshield, Alice stared blankly at Howard, speaking to herself, "I know it was wrong to deceive you, but have you ever had an ounce of pity for me? That night, if I hadn't sensed something was wrong, I might have already been humiliated by someone Jason Wood casually called over. I don't understand how you can be so cruel to me. Do I really make you that disgusted?"
Howard paid no attention to Alice, not responding to her words at all.
