Simon's face was grim the whole time.
Ever since Anselme brought up Amelia, a wave of irritation had been bubbling in his chest.
He kept telling himself he didn't care about Anselme's comments.
After all, he'd never planned to take anything seriously with Amelia.
Once the contract ended, she would find someone else anyway.
At the end of the day, it was just a transaction of money and convenience. There was never any intention of getting emotionally involved.
That's why, in the past, no matter who around him showed interest in Amelia, it didn't faze him.
As long as she understood her role and didn't mess around with other men during the contract period, he didn't feel the need to intervene.
But Anselme had been way too blatant, showing his interest in Amelia over a
