Chapter 33

Anne was much calmer than she used to be.

She walked toward Mr. Zabinski, who was slightly stunned.​

Mr. Zabinski thought that Anne was Anthony's woman. Why was Anthony telling her to accompany him instead?

He was bewildered, but he did not say anything.

After sitting down, Anne poured wine for Mr. Zabinski.

"No, no, I'll do it myself." Mr. Zabinski took the wine and poured it for himself. He also poured Anne a glass.

It was not the first time Anthony had pushed Anne into a group of men, but Mr. Zabinski was the first one who did not molest her.

She could not help but take a closer look at Mr. Zabinski, only to find that he looked familiar.

After thinking about it, she remembered that she had seen him on TV.

Of course, Anthony’s friends would not be ordinary.

Obviously, Mr. Zabinski was afraid of Anthony and behaved well toward her. Nonetheless, that was not Anthony's intention. Anthony had hoped Anne would get humiliated instead.

Anne and Mr. Zabinski clinked glass