From the beginning, she had a good impression of Maxwell Saxon. Even though he later warned her and told her secrets that shouldn't have been shared, it had no effect.
The more he didn't want her to interact too much with Maxwell, the more she opposed him.
She was attracted to Maxwell Saxon, she fell for him.
So, even if he painted Maxwell as an unforgivable villain, it couldn't change her mind.
He should have realized this when Maxwell suddenly said he wanted to cancel the wedding plans.
She insisted on breaking up, and Maxwell canceled the plans for the wedding; these changes have already explained a lot.
He only realized it now, is this the so-called "the onlooker sees more clearly"?
The war between him and Maxwell Saxon hadn't even officially started, but he had already lost something.
Matthew Saxon had to admit that Maxwell was indeed his strongest opponent. After holding back for so many years, has he finally decided to retaliate and fight back?
