Chapter 139 Confrontation in the Changing Room

Benson stood alone in the busy ski resort. The sounds of tourists' chatter, children's laughter, and the swish of skis on the snow surrounded him. However, this hustle and bustle brought him no comfort; it only made him feel more out of place. His heart felt heavy, weighed down by an invisible stone, making it hard to breathe. He took a deep breath of cold air and exhaled slowly, a white cloud forming from his breath. He tried to calm his turbulent emotions, but it didn't seem to help much. Suddenly, a voice interrupted his thoughts. It was Matthew. Benson turned his head, his eyes dark as he looked at him. Matthew's expression showed clear frustration and impatience, clearly also bothered by the day's events. "If I hadn't pulled you back, causing a scene today would not only embarrass my sister-in-law but also offend a client," Matthew said, pausing as if weighing each word. "They think you're making a big deal out of nothing, which is one problem. The second problem is, the