I Fell for the Man Who Ruined Me, Then He Forgot He Ever Loved Me Back novel Chapter 202

After muttering her frantic apologies, Liana shot a quick glance at the man behind her and bolted.

Leaving just the two of them at the dark, circular table.

Sienna had no idea what tactics Liana had used to drag her brother out here.

But looking at him, it seemed he had been lured straight from the office.

He was still wearing the same suit he had on at work.

The restaurant was filled with the soothing, elegant notes of live piano music, cultivating an atmosphere of serene tranquility.

The overhead lights were a warm, muted amber, deliberately dimmed to cast a soft circle of light across the table. It maintained the romantic ambiance while providing just enough illumination to highlight the features of the person sitting across from her.

The room was quite warm, prompting Jorrod to remove his black suit jacket. He was left in a crisp white dress shirt, his dark blue textured tie sitting perfectly at his collar. His sleeves were casually rolled up to the forearms, revealing his pale, strong wrists.

Jorrod sat in an utterly relaxed posture, leaning slightly against the back of his chair with his long legs casually crossed. His dark eyes flicked up, settling his gaze quietly upon her.

It was a gaze devoid of weight, tension, or urgency.

No surprise, no emotion.

He merely observed the woman standing before him with calculated precision.

The ponytail she wore during the day had been let down, her slightly curled hair cascading over her shoulders and catching the soft light. Her outfit wasn't her usual office attire either; the soft, form-fitting ivory knit set completely softened her usual sharp edges, making her look incredibly docile...

Jorrod's gaze lowered slightly, lingering naturally on her form for a few seconds.

It seemed she had even put on lipstick.

Except right now, her lips were pressed into a tight line, and her brows were deeply furrowed.

She looked angry again.

Sienna certainly wasn't in a good mood.

She admitted the venue was gorgeous and the vibe was immaculate.

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