Chapter 111

Vivienne flatly said, "I don't think you need to apologize, Ms. Evans." Mia's eyes lit up. "Sebastian, you heard her, Vivienne said herself that I don't need to apologize—" But before she could finish, Vivienne added, "It doesn't matter anyway. No matter how she apologizes, I won't forgive her. Instead of a half-hearted apology, it'd be much more practical for her to get splashed with a few cups of water herself." Mia's eyes widened in fury. She pointed at Vivienne, yelling, "Vivienne, don't go too far!" Vivienne leaned back against the headboard. "You didn't think you were going too far when you threw water at me, but now that it's your turn, suddenly it's too much? Mia, don't you think you're being a bit of a hypocrite?" Mia's face flushed red with anger. She charged forward, ready to argue with Vivienne, but Spencer stepped in and blocked her halfway. His gaze was icy. "Ms. Evans, there are many people here, yet you still dare to lay a hand on Vivienne? That says plenty about