Chow scoffed. "You're definitely a lot of trouble," he said. "It seems like I'm going to have to arrange for more servants in this place if I don't want to keep bringing your dinner up for you."
Hearing his words, Vivian's face turned red again. She buried her face in the blankets.
Was it going to continue being like this?
She didn't think that she would ever get used to it.
Since Aunt Blaine had already prepared the meal, it wasn't long before Chow came back with a tray of food.
While Chow was out, Vivian wrapped herself up securely in her sleeping gown. She felt more at ease facing him like this.
Even so, the marks he left in his body were still so obvious. Vivian tensed up when Chow waltzed into the room.
Chow placed the tray on the table and looked at Vivian as he gestured towar
