Sir madame has run away again (Lily and Carson) novel Chapter 286

Chapter 286
“What?”
“You always pretend to be sincere, but in reality you are a petty, hypocritical woman full of lies!”
Eric’s accusations infuriated me. “You have no right to speak of me that way. In my eyes, you are just a petty, selfish, and arrogant man!”
“Oh wow, you are so feisty and able to fight back now.” Eric suddenly smiled impassively. “Don’t be so intransigent. There are reasons behind what I said about you.”
“What reasons?” I wanted to know on what basis he accused me that way.
“I said you’re petty because you’re so angry that I was eating a plate of food you took. Isn’t that petty?”
“Is this just a plate of food? It’s my food. It’s so inappropriate that you just stole my food without asking my permission.”
“What’s so inappropriate about that? You haven’t even started to eat yet. Besides, why do you care when I don’t?
In all?”
Is he saying that I should feel glorified because he is willing to eat my food? Repressing my anger, I questioned, “So how am I a hypocrite?”
“You ignored the feelings of others and engaged in small talk during the premiere. What’s worse is that you didn’t pay attention to the movie, but told Camie that you were immersed in it. Is that not hypocritical?”
“Who says I didn’t pay attention to the movie?” I shyly refuted. Though I didn’t focus on the movie, I didn’t believe Eric could see what was on my mind at that moment.
“So tell me what the movie is about. You don’t need to talk about the details; only the main plot will do.” Eric looked at me with disdain.
His question left me speechless. Not only did he not know how to tell the main plot, he also didn’t even remember the names of
the characters.
“Do some preparation before you lie next time. If your lies are exposed by some malicious people, the consequences for you will be worse than embarrassment.” Eric scolded me. “Well, do I need to elaborate on how full of lies you are? Have you ever said anything sincere to Camie?”
I thought your previous accusations were correct, but your last question infuriated me.
Unable to take it any longer, I retorted, “President Walker, you are so right. However, at that time, I must tell Ms. Sanders that I didn’t like her movie and shaming her to show my true colors?”
My question startled Eric. “But you didn’t have to praise her that way. You said she was beautiful and excellent at acting. Why do I feel like you’re making fun of her? Is she as perfect as your descriptions of her?”
I couldn’t believe my polite words during a social interaction would be seen as lies to him. If I were full of lies, how should Camille’s words be considered? Was she a little sincere when she complimented me?