Mason's gaze was gentle, his voice slightly husky. He said, "The dress looks really good on you."
This was probably the most tender moment in their three years of marriage. Zoe felt a bit sentimental, but in the end, she just smiled faintly and replied, "Thank you."
The two of them went upstairs together. The old facilities made Mason frown, but fortunately, the broken light in the hallway had been fixed.
Behind them, a silver car was parked in the night.
Ava sat in the car, silently watching them disappear. She was wearing an elegant and eye-catching white dress that should have been for the banquet.
She had followed them from the Abbott residence.
Watching Mason lead Zoe out, she had never seen such a gentle expression on Mason's face. She had also never seen him so possessive, his hand almost always gripping Zoe's waist.
She always thought that Mason did not care about Zoe.
She also thought that Zoe had been tortured in this loveless marriage for three years, but at the banquet, Zoe was the center of attention. The way she played the violin was breathtaking.
That was why Mason could not help but kiss her in the car earlier.
Ava gripped the steering wheel, looking disappointed.
She could not accept this reality.
She took out her phone, selected a photo of Mason and Zoe dancing, and sent it to Lilith with a fake account. She believed Lilith would not sit still seeing such an intimate photo.
Ava lowered her head and smiled.
If she could not have Mason, Zoe should not have him either.
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The Sanders residence was small.
Mason had to tilt his head to enter through the door. Once inside, he could not stretch out comfortably and ended up sitting on the couch, looking somewhat cramped.
Zoe, on the other hand, was calm. She went into her room, changed out of her formal dress, and put on casual clothes.
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