Aiden Shaw's eyes grew colder and harder.
This comment had pierced his heart, the softest part, making even Perry White's act of saving him and getting hurt for him seem much cheaper.
He never asked Perry White to save him, and since she did, he would be grateful, repay her tenfold, but shouldn't be morally blackmailed by it.
He had no obligation to bear her life.
Skye Dawson, out of excessive sympathy for her best friend, believed Aiden Shaw should take responsibility.
It was also the best way to handle the situation.
But she encountered Aiden Shaw, a man with means, who would not yield.
Two women stood before him, discussing feelings, as if he were being morally imprisoned.
Aiden Shaw sneered, leaning against the bed, the corners of his mouth sketching a mocking smile, having not encountered anyone daring to negotiate with him for a long time.
At that moment, the door opened.
With a loud noise, the door slammed against the wall with a bang.
