CHAPTER 47

Avery actually seldom gets along with men. She feels that her purpose is too difficult to say.

Avery remembered that Jason was getting up, so he was the most cold in the morning.

Avery was in a hurry, her cheeks were blushing, her eyes were wet, and she looked pale and pitiful. Jason didn't speak, only stared at her coldly. Her appearance, if not guilty, is a big mistake.

Jason's concept of time is strong. He is harsh on others and harsh on himself. Seeing that Avery was silent, he was depressed.

As usual, he should go downstairs.

When Avery saw him about to turn around, he panicked: "Jason."

He looked back, and Avery's pink cheeks were red, and he stammered out: "Do you need or need me to tie your tie?"

His indifferent look froze for a second, his eyes unpredictable.

Avery stood timidly at the door and looked at him. His cheeks were dripping with blood, but he refused to walk with his head down.

"come."