Chapter 32 Trapping Lousa

Viennel went to print the contract while Gina was responsible for keeping Lousa occupied. She was worried that Lousa might run away once she woke up, so she kept talking about her and Morris. Lousa was lovesick, she couldn't stop talking about Morris, leaving Gina no chance to interject. By the end of it, Gina hadn't listened to a word, but she made a conclusion, "Wow, your brother Morris really loves you! I wish I had a handsome, rich, and very gentle boyfriend too." Proudly, Lousa said, "Morris is the only one, I can't let him go to you, don't even think about it. He's the best person in the world, and only I can be with him." Gina felt disgusted by her words, luckily she had already digested her breakfast, otherwise she might have thrown up. "Yeah, yeah," Gina said, eager to switch jobs with Viennel. She should be printing the contract, not listening to Lousa's love stories. She didn't know if it was the story that was disgusting or if Lousa herself was just disgusting, but Gin