Chapter 314: You Lose Your Chance to Speak

His eyes were calm and clear when he was speaking. Even experienced liars usually show subtle signs of deception. Mr. Owen had studied micro-psychology for decades and had observed countless people. No one had ever escaped his keen perception. "Emelia, apologize to Mr. Owen," Franklin, her father, chimed in, touching his nose and speaking sternly. Emelia didn't think she had done anything wrong. She bit her rosy lip and reluctantly approached Mr. Owen, standing before him with a raised chin. "Mr. Owen, I apologize. I got excited earlier out of anger. I hope you can overlook the fault of a nobody like me." Her proud demeanor didn't look like an actual apology. It was a perfunctory gesture. Mr. Owen couldn't be bothered to argue with an ignorant young girl like her. He turned away and addressed Kelvin. "Mr. Foley, I'll take my leave. I suggest you consider looking for my junior." "Sorry, Mr. Owen, for the inconvenience today. Regarding the cooperation project, I will increase my