That's the look.
Back then, Sophie Wilson was such a proud and fierce little one.
The scorching look from Charles Seymour earned an involuntary mutter from Sophie Wilson, "Oh, come on!"
Is he really okay?
Getting energized from being glared at, what kind of strange behavior is that?
The housekeeper just happened to bring in the last dish, and Sophie Wilson promptly handed Charles Seymour a chopstick-full, telling him to eat.
Probably, this person is insanely hungry.
From Charles Seymour's reaction just now, Sophie Wilson is one hundred percent sure that he is involved in the memory she lost, and there should have been something between them.
As for whether he wronged her... Haha, she thinks this is still up for debate.
After all, she isn't clueless about his feelings for her.
In their past life, his manner of expressing was so eccentric, and in the later decades, was she still unable to figure out what kind of person he was?
