Chapter 46

Roxanne walked over toward Lumin's table and sat down. "Go ahead, what do you want from me?" she asked plainly, cutting straight to the point. Lumin was three years younger than Vivian. Vivian used to joke, "Younger men have better stamina." He was undeniably handsome. He was the classic "wolf cub"; Vivian had spent a lot of money on him. His voice laced with frustration, Lumin said earnestly, "I swear, that woman and I were innocent. She liked me and confessed, but I didn't accept her. But Vivian just decided I was cheating—" At this point, Roxanne didn't want to hear another word. As someone who had suffered betrayal herself, she had zero tolerance for unfaithful men. More importantly, she trusted Vivian. The latter wouldn't end things without solid evidence. "You don't owe me an explanation," she said coldly, all traces of her warmth from before completely gone. Lumin pressed his lips together. "I know this has nothing to do with you, but Vivian refuses to see me or listen t