He had just smoked several cigarettes in the corridor, hoping to figure things out.
He lit a cigarette, taking several heavy drags in succession. Each puff was drawn deeply, and the cigarette quickly turned into ash. Then, he lit another one.
Perhaps he got angry when Isabella wouldn't even give him an explanation.
He was her husband, and he would believe her no matter what she said, as long as she spoke up to explain. However, she was reluctant to even give him a single answer.
What was so good about Alexander? Why did she still get involved with him after he had hurt her so much?
In Quinn's view, Alexander was nothing but a spoiled brat who was ignorant of the world and acted arrogantly.
And he had never taken Alexander seriously, but he never imagined that, in Isabella's eyes, he
