But asking her to give up, she felt somewhat unwilling.
"Since I was a child, my mom told me that the only man worthy of me was you, Adam Jones. I thought so too. Watching those clueless fools appear by your side, I never felt any sense of crisis. I knew, with your taste, they weren't qualified to catch your eye."
She smiled as she spoke, and when praising herself, she showed no guilt, confident without being excessive.
"Don't laugh at me, but I've always viewed them from the perspective of a lawful wife, even though there's nothing between you and me until you married Elly Campbell..."
At this point, the confidence in her eyes slightly dimmed.
"Even though you neglect and look down on her, she is the only person who makes me feel a sense of crisis. I encountered a woman who could stand on equal footing with me. I knew that even if you didn't like her, one day you would, and sure enough..."
She laughed again, "She left for four years, yet entered your heart."
