Delusional statement

Already tired of hearing the same reason over and over again Joan decided not to ask why.

She just stared at the man promising her heaven on earth, and she still couldn't shake off the feeling that something just wasn't right with him.

“You knew you had enemies, yet you involved me in this mess, knowing they would come after me and you claim to love me? How am I supposed to believe that?” Joan asked, swallowing the question about his identity, which she initially wanted to ask.

“Don't you have enemies?” Roman asked and Joanne frowned.

“I don't. I am not a troublemaker. I don't engage in things that bring the wrong kind of attention toward me.” Joan defended herself.

“Are you sure about that? Are we forgetting how you caught my attention?” Roman probed, arching a brow, and Joan felt like slapping herself. However, before she could utter another word in her defense, Roman continued. “And did you say you don't have enemies? That would be the most delusional statement of the century. You