Abby knew that he was always sternly cool, but she was still hurt by his indifference.
She bit her lip and adopted a sweet look, "Our families always have had a good relationship, I played with you when I was a child. Am I still a stranger…?"
"Others, except my family and my woman, are all strangers." Brian said as he took a sip of the red wine.
Abby screwed up her courage, flushing, and knew she shall not throw the chance: "I'd like to be your family, and I prefer being your... "
Before the two words “your woman” were blurted out, a waiter came over: "Mr. Sterling, Ms. White, may I serve you now?"
Looking at his diamond watch, Brian said: "Hold on a second, I don't think everyone's arrived yet."
"Anyone else? Who’s that?" asked Abby, in some unpleasant surprise.
Susan told her that
