Then, he saw Jeanne's news.
What had Jeanne been doing in South Hampton City for her to be in a small piece of news for two days and one big piece for five days?
Was Jeanne trying to turn the world upside down?
He clicked open the contents of the news and said to the man smoking beside him, "Edward, your wife is on the headlines again."
Edward's eyes paused.
"This time, it's because she confessed to you in front of the reporters, saying that you're the best," Nox said.
It sounded a little sour when he said it out loud.
The two of them were so far apart, yet they could still show off their affection.
Edward's hand that was holding the cigarette paused, and the smile on the corner of his mouth could not be more obvious.
Nox glanced at Edward and dampened the latter's enthusiasm. "Don't forget Jeanne's identity."
"It won't stop us from loving each other."
"Tsk, tsk, tsk." Nox snorted.
