Tina had seen Sean's car rolling in through the gate and devised this plan to bring him into her room. She purposefully put the tablets on the table and then dropped the glass. She was only feigning dizziness. With a sly smile, she watched Sean, who seemed to struggle to believe what he was witnessing.
She quickly returned to her pitiful expression, wrinkled her nose, and pinched her brow. "You should go freshen up," she said feebly. "I'm going to be fine."
Sean's eyes were like burning fireballs when he turned to look at her. "Are you hiding something from me?"
Even though Tina was aware that he was angry, she still flinched and shuddered at his cold, rumbling tone. She didn't have to act scared because she was already scared. Her gaze was fleeting as she looked up at him.
"Sean…"
