Chapter 312 Have You Had Enough Fun


    While Be leaned over the observation deck, looking down, Dominie had already ordered their food. She turned to him,ining, "If had known you were just bringing me to eat, I wouldn''t havee. I hadn''t even touched my food at that restaurant! You owe me


    money!"


    He let out a soft snort, sounding somewhat mocking. "Penny-pincher, if you love money so much, why did you give me back the breakup fee?"


    She paused for a moment, quickly organizing her thoughts. "Because I was the one who ended things. But I can''t afford to give you a breakup fee. How about we offset the breakup fee with the cost of my meal?"


    Dominic nearly crushed the ss in his hand. "Am I worth only that much?"


    Seeing him angry brought her a sense of satisfaction. She sat cross-legged across from him. Yes, so don''t be too greedy."


    Ultimately, he restrained himself and set the ss down before speaking mildly, "I don''t argue with fools."


    Be was speechless.


    They exchanged a few words during dinner. She enjoyed the wine at this restaurant and sipped a few sses. Feeling ufortable from sitting down for too long, she stood up and walked back to the observation deck.


    Fireworks were being set off in the square below, and this was undoubtedly the best vantage point. This was probably the only thing she felt was worth it about tonight; it was her only. moment of joy.


    Hearing footsteps approaching from behind, she shifted to the side. "The fireworks are


    beautiful. It''s so lively down there."


    Dominic''s voice was cold. "Who was the one who didn''t want toe in the first ce?"


    Be pouted. "Some people just kill the vibe."


    The air suddenly fell silent, leaving only the sound of the fireworks bursting.


    Gradually losing interest in the disy, she said, "I''ll get going now." She felt their encounter for today should end.


    He suddenly spoke up, "Is being with me really that painful for you? You used to be impossible to drive away. Why do you suddenly not want to see me?"


    A wave of bitterness washed over her. "You said it yourself; that was in the past. Also, stop. targeting me. Even without you targeting me, my life wouldn''t be particrly morous. I just need a job to get by."


    He turned to look at her. "If you can''t make it,e find me. Why struggle on your own?"


    Be couldn''t meet his gaze. She lowered her head and said in a cold, rigid tone, "As long as you don''t target me, I can survive. But it''s fine even if you don''t show mercy; poor people have their ways of living. Being near you hasn''t added much color to my life." For some reason, her voice started to quiver as she spoke. These words might not have hurt Dominic, but they stirred her emotions.


    Suddenly, he reached out, cupped her face, and said through gritted teeth, "I don''t believe you!


    As he leaned closer, she didn''t pull away. Her eyes, glistening with tears, were filled with


    indifference. "Have you had enough fun yet?"


    His movements froze. He had never seen her look like this before; she felt unfamiliar to him now. Gone was the woman who had always looked at him with warmth and light in her eyes.Text ? owned by N?velDrama.Org.


    A trace of panic flickered in his eyes, and it was barely perceptible.


    When Be walked away, Dominic made no move to stop her.


    Once she stepped onto the street, her tears finally fell. She didn''t know how long it would take for her to get used to living in the same city as him yet feeling like strangers with no connection. But perhaps, in time, she would adjust...