Chapter 177 Appeasing Ethan

• Ethan’s face grew darker by the second, and his lips were pressed into a thin, hard line.
• Upon seeing how reticent he was, Thea leaned forward slightly to get a better look at his profile, and she was solemn as she said, “You know, some wise man once said that pettiness is the tendency of people without larger purposes, and seeing as you are indeed someone with great purpose, can’t you just forgive me so we can move past this? If you prefer the Hammurabi approach, you could always draw on my face with the same lipstick.”
• The air was still heavy with an impenetrable silence despite her efforts to cajole him. Unable to stand such passive-aggressiveness on his part, Thea was suddenly seized with the urge to grip the steering wheel and make him pull over by the curb.