I smiled and declined, "No, I've got things to attend to. I'm in a bit of a rush."

I didn't have time to engage in a battle with her. Many people were waiting for me back home, and she was not worth my time. I also don't see the need to have a conversation with her.

It was best to keep words brief.

She smirked mysteriously. "Do you really not want to know why Liora embarrassed herself at the party?"

I looked at her indifferently and replied, "I'm not interested. Embarrassment is just inevitable when you have a devious mind."

She always played these games with me. It was not my cup of tea.

Stella did not want to linger once she realized I was not buying her story.

With a graceful smile, she said, "What your eyes see may not be the truth. You need to feel things slowly, Chlo. Be patient."

Sure enough, she had some hidden agenda.

I remained calm, giving her a casual glance. "Alright. I've got all the patience in the world. Let's go!"

With that, I grabbed Myra and walked toward