Chapter 91 Stubborn and Proud

At first glance, the couple seated face-to-face seemed very intimate with one another. Both facial expressions, however, were cold, with no sign of affection. Worried they might start arguing, Monroe hurried over and said, “Master, madam, I’ve prepared some fruits. Would you like some?” Tiffany got up without saying a thing and headed toward the dining room. Meanwhile, Mortimer did not budge from the sofa, his eyes glued to Tiffany. He could not tell what she was thinking. She wouldn’t be in the mood for fruits if she were angry. However, her expression also didn’t seem to say the opposite either. Tiffany wanted to leave the place or even do something to let Mortimer know how angry she was, but she was indeed famished, having skipped breakfast and lunch. By the time she finished an entire platter of fruits and desserts and came out of the dining room, Mortimer was no longer in the living room. Monroe informed her, “Madam, you and Mr. Mortimer aren’t in your right minds because of ange