Lu Yinxing was startled by Xia Ye's icy tone and expression.
When Xia Ye showed this expression, it meant he was truly angry.
The level of his anger was in direct proportion to the coldness of his tone.
Even though it was summer, Lu Yinxing felt as if she were in an ice cellar.
In the past, Lu Yinxing would have already backed down.
But this time was different; she no longer wanted to be the little tag-along always following him.
Perhaps it was because she had always been this way since childhood, that Xia Ye felt it was justified to manipulate and control her life without any regret.
She wasn't a little dog, like Xiao Bai, whom Lu Yinxing had never deceived since childhood.
