Will the Aloof Billionaire Divorce Today?
Chapter 106 Deeply Immersed in the Role

Chapter 106: Chapter 106 Deeply Immersed in the Role

"Matthew!" She looked like a startled bird, her face turned very pale, "You... when did you come?"

Matthew Saxon leaned against an artificial rock, smiling with curled lips, "When did Miss Green become the worm inside my stomach?"

Although he was smiling, his eyes were cold.

As soon as Alice Green realized that he had heard everything she just said, her face turned even paler, and she hurriedly tried to explain, "Matthew, listen to me, I..."

"Miss Green, it’s one thing for you to one-sidedly believe I’m infatuated with you, but to use those delusions to insult and harm my fiancée, I cannot just stand by."

"One-sided?" Alice’s face went white.

Matthew Saxon half-narrowed his eyes with a smile, "Whether it’s one-sided, Miss Green knows best, otherwise, why would you be so eager to throw yourself into my brother’s arms?"

Alice seemed deeply hurt by his words; her lips turned pale as well, "Matthew... did you really... really never like me?"

Matthew looked at her without the slightest hesitation, "Sorry, my past actions led you to such a deep misunderstanding."

Alice shook her head in disbelief, "I don’t believe it. If you didn’t like me, why would you rescue me from that place? If you didn’t like me, why would you do so much for me? If you didn’t like me, why would you have an accident after hearing I was going to marry your brother?"

Matthew was silent for a few seconds, his lips curling mischievously, speaking in a frivolous manner, "Miss Green, if it were another woman, I would have done the same. To me, it was just a game to pass the time when bored; you’re not the first woman I’ve done this for."

Alice turned into a teary mess again, tears falling incessantly, "I don’t believe it, Matthew, you once said you would protect me forever, you said I was different from other women."

"Forever?" Matthew sneered with disdain, "Miss Green, you’ve been in the entertainment industry for two years, and yet you’re still so naive. Words used to sweet-talk women, and you took them seriously."

He seemed to have run out of patience to continue talking with Alice, turned his head away, and no longer looked at her. He beckoned to Scarlett Yates with his hand, commanding, "Scarlett, come here."

A certain woman was probably too absorbed in the play, still wiping tears vigorously, her eyes red and swollen from crying.

Matthew couldn’t help but smile; he actually found it amusing.

This foolish woman, even when lying, would blink guiltily, yet pretending to be a bullied victim, she acted so convincingly.

The tears were like they cost nothing, and she couldn’t stop crying even after so long.

That fleeting, faint smile on Matthew’s face was caught by Alice.

Her face, already pale, lost all color.

In the past, when she cried, he would patiently lower himself to comfort her until she stopped.

But just now... when she was crying in sadness, he was smiling at another woman.

At that moment, Alice suddenly felt a sense of fear.

This deep fear stemmed from the impending loss of something very important to her.

Through her tear-blurred eyes, she saw the gentle and indulgent smile at Matthew’s lips, a smile that once belonged solely to her, but now, it was no longer her possession.

He was smiling at Scarlett Yates.

The woman engaged to him since childhood.

He no longer looked at her, his entire gaze followed another woman.