Cathy quickly waved her hands. "No, Mrs. Davis. I was just thirsty and came to get some water."
She took a large gulp from her water cup, trying to hide her nervousness. "I'll go back to sleep now. Just leave the dishes. I'll clean up in the morning."
I smiled at her. "Alright."
Aidan's expression remained cold and indifferent. Yet he pretended to be aloof and distant, ignoring Cathy completely.
Inwardly, I cursed him. He truly was a heartless bastard. I couldn't believe I had such disgusting people around me.
Suddenly, the steak in front of me lost its appeal.
Aidan sipped his wine and noticed I had stopped eating. "Why aren't you eating? Is it not cooked right?"
"It's not that. Everything tastes bland these days. I'm practically poisoned from all the meds," I said dramatically. "B
