Chapter 67 men and women meet at last (middle).

However, she never expected that Keaton Mata did have a different emotion on her face.

It's just that the mood is more and more obvious impatience.

His cool eyes looked faintly at Lola Morse in front of him, and the voice from his mouth was like a knife, which pierced Lola Morse's heart:

"I didn't come here to listen to your nonsense."

Lola Morse listened to Keaton Mata's heartless voice, and her beautiful eyes were filled with deep consternation and unwillingness.

Why?

Why is her charm, which almost attracts all the men around her, almost worthless in front of the men in front of her?

Why is it that she, who usually hooks her fingers to other men and has countless men die for her, seems to have no attraction for the men in front of her?

Could it be that this man's vision is so high that he doesn't like her at all?

No, no way!