Such a dismissive response left Rosa Sullivan's face alternating between green and white.
"Sorry to bother you."
After a long pause, Rosa Sullivan squeezed out a few words and left, expressionless.
People are naturally sympathetic to the weak, and in the conversation between Rosa Sullivan and Henry Chapman, Rosa's attitude was good, and she was at a disadvantage, while Henry gave her no face at all. Observers would inevitably feel some pity for Rosa Sullivan.
This even diminished the ridicule Rosa Sullivan had endured in the past two days.
As for what they thought of Henry Chapman...
They could only comment internally, given Henry Chapman's status, he was not someone they could easily judge.
"Chapman."
Nora Scott tapped a porcelain bowl in front of Henry Chapman with her chopsticks.
Henry frowned at her, "What are you doing?"
"Did you feed your emotional intelligence to the dogs? Rosa Sullivan took advantage of you again." Nora Scott commented disdainfully.
