"Is Winnie really a liar?"
Other things were not important to Brian. Even if Penny lied to him, he still wanted to handle it later.
Now, he wanted to know what Winnie was like most.
Hearing this question, Leo was obviously not sure.
"Mr. Bennet, I don't know it now. However, if you really love someone, you won't care if she's a liar."
"Mr. Bennet, it's inappropriate for me to talk too much about some matter. If you want to know
something, you'll have to count on yourself. If you want to know whether Penny is the good person or
Winnie is the good person, you'll find out by simply asking around."
As he spoke, Leo stood up. After that, he continued to speak.
"Mr. Bennet, let Winwin live a happy life if you like her. Free her if you can't. There have been too much
difficulties in her life. Don't let her suffer any more."
"I've got something to do, so I go first. I hope that we'll have a good cooperation."
Winnie had asked him not to tell anyone else what had happened many years ago, so Leo could only
tell Brian these things. If Brian wanted to know more, he had to count on his own.
During the conversation, Brian cared about only Winnie and didn't mention Penny. It was enough to
prove that the person he cared about now was Winnie.
Although Leo had a sense of crisis, he couldn't change what was destined to happen. He could only
protect Winnie and tried to restart their love with sincerity.
After Leo left, Brian stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window alone and was lost in thought. There
were warnings and hints in what Leo said, but he just didn't tell him the truth.
It seemed that he had to find out the fact on his own.
Thinking of this, Brian made a phone call to Albert. After giving the order, he was lost in thought again.
Why did he want to find out the fact so much? What can be changed even if Winnie wasn't a liar and
that Penny was the evil person?
Just like Leo said, could he let Winnie live a happy life?
The answer was no.
In the evening, Brian lost control of himself again and came to Winnie's house. However, he wore a
dark face and looked stressed all the time. Worried that Luke's mood would be affected, Winnie had
been trying to make the atmosphere harmonious.
Finally, the kids were asleep, and Winnie was relieved.
When she went downstairs, Brian had gone back to his room. Winnie stood in the living room,
wondering if she should go to talk to Brian. However, Winnie finally gave up. They always couldn't
reach a consensus, no matter they talked calmly or argued with each other.
Winnie went back to her room. After she took a hot bath and went out of the bathroom, she saw that
Brian was lying in her bed.
Winnie was somewhat surprised. However, after realizing that she had just wrapped herself with a bath
towel, she quickly ran to the cloakroom. When she came out of the cloakroom, she had changed into
loose household clothes.]
"What's the matter?"
Winnie came close to the bed and asked.
"Answer the question I asked yesterday."
Brian still lay on the bed and looked at Winnie with desire in his eyes.
Just now, when he saw Winnie wrapped in the bath towel, he felt like burning all over. How long had he
not slept with Winnie so that he had such a strong desire after seeing it?
"Yesterday?"
Winnie pretended that she didn't know what he had asked yesterday and asked.
"Do I have to repeat it? I gave you two choices. You rejected one of them. Now, give me the answer to
the other choice."
Brian forced himself to speak in a cold voice, otherwise he would lose control of the desire.
Hearing what Leo said in the company during the day, he had also wanted to give up. However, he
found that it was too late, because he found that it made his heart ache to think about letting Winnie
leave him.
Winnie lowered her head and didn't say a word. She had just washed her face, so her face was still
red. She bit her lips from time to time, showing embarrassment. She wanted to evade the question, but
she had to face it now. She wanted to face it, but she hadn't made the decision yet.
"What will you do if I refuse?"
Winnie asked in a low voice.
"You leave and never appear in front of me."
When Brian spoke in a pitiless voice, it hurt even more than when he spoke in a cold voice.
"What if I agree to be your lover?"
Because of Luke, it was impossible for her to leave.
"If you agree, there're rules that you have to follow. Don't expect that I'll marry you. You can't have a
child with me. You can't disturb my family life."
Brian told her his requirements to avoid causing trouble in the future, but he felt that such requirements
were cruel.
Winnie bit her lower lip very hard.
Brian was indeed peremptory and had been prepared for everything before anything happened. It hurt
Winnie's self-esteem.
"Anything else?"
Winnie asked despondently.
"Yes. I have a beloved woman, not you and not Penny. When she comes back, I'll break up with you. At
that time, you should took the initiative to leave me and don't cause me any trouble."
Brian seemed to be talking in a relaxed manner, but he was with a heavy heart.
Even Penny didn't know it. He told Winnie this in advance to prevent her from expecting too much from
him, so that she wouldn't cause too much trouble when they broke up.
However, what he said came as a lightning bolt, hurting her originally fragile heart.
He had a beloved woman. She and Penny were just toys he used to get rid of loneliness. All his
emotion to her was her own imagination.
Winnie tried her best to restrain herself. She clenched her hands into such tight fists that her nails had
sunk into the flesh. Her lower lip had been pale, but she still bit it hard. She could only keep a clear
mind and feel less painful when she felt the pain coming from her body.
"You go too far. You don't really mean to keep me. What should I do? I don't want to leave."
Winnie asked herself what she should do.
It wasn't she that didn't want to leave. It was the reality that didn't allow her to leave. She could only be
with Brian in B City. She couldn't stop herself from suffering until she was badly hurt by him.
"I can agree, but I also have a requirement."
Winnie had no other choice, right? She could only try to minimize the time she suffered.
"Tell me."
"You don't like Penny, right? When your beloved woman comes back, you'll abandon Penny too, right?
Since you'll abandon her sooner or later, end your plan as soon as possible. As long as she leaves
you, I'll definitely not cause you any trouble after your beloved woman comes back."
After all, Winnie wanted Brian to divorce Penny. She didn't want to ruin Penny, but she couldn't leave
with ease when Luke still lived with Penny.
"Have you agree to be my lover?"
Brian asked surprisingly. He thought that Winnie wouldn't give in.
"I agree as long as you agree to my condition."
Winnie smiled bitterly. If she could choose, she would rather that she had never met him.
"I'll do it as soon as possible."
Brian finally rested assured. His heavy heart also became relaxed.
He would try his best to prevent Winnie from being harm when they broke up.
"Well, we've reached an agreement. You take a rest and I want to take a walk."
Winnie couldn't disguise anymore. Brian's face softened and he said in a more relaxed voice. Winnie
thought that it was all built on her suffering.
She must go out to vent her pain, otherwise she would not be able to bear the pain anymore.
Winnie fled, although she was still wearing household clothes and it was already late at night. In her
opinion, she could only feel better at a place where there was no Brian.
She wandered aimlessly in her slippers alone with tears dripping down her face, looking frustrated and
desolate.
After hearing all his words, it was the fact that Brian had a beloved woman that hurt her most. She was
sad when she heard it. And it was more difficult for her to accept than that Penny was his wife.
The wind was blowing and it was raining. Winnie didn't run for cover, just weeping and exposing herself
to the rain. She wanted herself to sober up after being watered by the rain. And she wanted to put an
end to her secret crush on Brian with tears.
After she was thoroughly wet by the rain, she would face the reality and focused her attention on the
kids. Winnie raised her head and told herself that she should try hard and be strong for her children.
She told herself that she could get through all difficulties and that her suffering would come to an end
when that woman came back.
Winnie didn't know how much time had passed and that how long the rain had rained. She just felt cold
all over. It was only then did she realize that she should go home.
However painful she was, she still had to face what she had to and no one could share the burden with
her.
She kept her spirits up, turned and began to go home. However, she found that she had been far away
from her home. When she went out, she took neither her cell phone nor her wallet. Therefore, she had
to walk back, no matter how far she was away from home.
It seemed that she had to walk back no matter how cold it was. It was just like her life. No one was
protecting her.
Brian had been worried from the moment Winnie went out. However, he didn't know why she left
suddenly and failed to stop her in time. He thought that she would be back soon.
However, Winnie wasn't back home when it began to rain.
Brian began to get anxious. He made a phone call to Winnie, but found that she didn't take her cell
phone with her. Brian panicked and went out to find Winnie in the household clothes. After he searched
the neighborhood, he didn't find Winnie. Then, he went to look for her by car. After it began to rain,
there wasn't anyone else on the road. And Brian became even more anxious.
"You silly guy will not stand in the rain, right? There are so many places where you can take shelter
from the rain. Don't expose yourself to the rain."
It was the first time for Brian to talk to himself anxiously. He searched both sides of the road anxiously
with his sharp eyes.
Finally, he saw Winnie on the other side of the road. She was dressed in household clothes and was
thoroughly wet. Brian made a sharp turn to the other side of the road, pressed hard on the brake and
stopped the car next to Winnie.
Then, he open the door and got off the car. He came close to Winnie and asked angrily.
"Is there anything wrong with your mind? Why don't you take shelter from such a heavy rain?"
"Get in the car."
Brian pulled Winnie and dragged her into the car.
Because of the rain, Winnie could neither see clearly nor think clearly. When she realized what had
happened, she had already been in the car.
Brian didn't find a towel in the car, so he had to take off his clothes to wipe the rain on Winnie's head
and face.
As he wiped it, he cursed in a low voice.
"You must be crazy. Even a three-year-old child knows that he or she should take shelter from the rain.
You are not as smart as a three-year-old child."
"Is it fun to be wet by the rain? Is it comfortable to be wet by the rain? It's not raining heavy enough.
You should come out when it rains cats and dogs one day."
Even Brian didn't know when he became so nagging that he could keep complaining.
He also didn't know what made his character change greatly and that what made him always lose his
temper in front of Winnie.
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