Shirley couldn't figure out how shameless of a man Charlie could be. She could only be angry at him but didn't dare say anything. She clearly knew that he was a liar, but there was nothing she could do about it.
What was even more infuriating was that no one doubted him. In everyone's eyes, he was an outstanding child.
She couldn't help tightening her grip on her fork when these thoughts crossed her mind.
"What's wrong? Have some meat." Andrew noticed her unusual behavior and put a piece of grilled steak in her bowl.
Shirley instantly came to her senses and turned her head to smile sweetly at Andrew.
"Andrew, you both go to the same school. You should take care of her more." Andrew's mother said slowly.
"I know." Andrew agreed very quickly. This was a common occurrence now. Since Shi
