She felt quite wronged.
When he lost his memory, she was bullied so badly by him, and now that he's regained his memory, she still has to coax him kindly and gently.
Matthew Saxon was stunned for a moment, his expression changed slightly, and his eyes seemed to flicker lightly. His lips moved as he spoke in a faint voice, "I'm not angry."
She didn't believe it.
He said he wasn't angry, so why wouldn't he talk to her?
"I... I just suddenly feel a little nervous. Can you give me a few days to prepare well? You know, girls always value their first time a lot and can be nervous and scared. I need some time."
Matthew's expression remained indifferent, as he looked at her with eyes devoid of emotional fluctuation, and smiled slightly: "What are you afraid of? Are you worried that I'm not skilled enough and will hurt you, or that I'll use you and then be irresponsible?"
He said these intimate things in such a calm tone, as if discussing whether it would be rainy or sunny today.
