Chapter 124: Learn a Lesson
The three of them were getting along splendidly.
Sitting at the side, Joan Edwin, who was having breakfast, was not mentioned once. He was utterly ignored, feeling like an invisible non-entity.
With a displeased look on his face, he ran his tongue over teeth, his dark eyes full of arrogance and flamboyance.
He huffed lightly, then started eating his breakfast.
The sounds he made successfully caught Gordon Edwin's attention.
His face turned serious, and although no formidable hostility could be seen in his body, he still exuded a degree of grandeur that was fear-inducing.
He slapped the table once, "What are you huffing at? Are you a pig with all the snorting? Can't even eat without making noises, haven't you heard of not talking while eating or sleeping?"
With an extremely gentle and refined face, his appearance was greatly deceiving. If one did not know better, they might have mistaken him for a school teacher.