Chapter 33

　　Roxane didn’t look at him, touched his legs with both hands, then massaged him, and said, “Bricks, no matter what you think of me, how you look at me, since I made such a decision that day, I would never regret." 　　Even if he would rectify her, she would not regret it. 　　Staying with him for the rest of his life is regarded as repaying his little kindness in his previous life. 　　Bricks looked at her deeply for a long time before saying indifferently, "No need to press them. Just push me out for a walk." 　　"Alright." 　　Roxane stood up docilely, turned to her back, and pushed him out of the room. 　　At the door of the house, she met Madam Jing Zimmerman who wanted to enter the house. 　　When she saw Roxane, her eyes were as cold as Bricks'. Roxane felt that Jing looked at her even more unfriendly than when she first saw her. 　　"Aunt." 　　Roxane dared not to call her mother. 　　Jing ignored her, but looked at Bricks. When