Chapter 57

Foreigners tended to be open-minded and see the good in people. Janice quietly hid behind Edward, staying silent. As she understood Gallandian, she caught it when Edward said, "In Cruznia, it's not exactly a kind behavior to look at someone else's companion like that." He turned his head slightly and glanced at the young foreign man while leading Janice out of the elevator. "Be careful," he said coolly, his expression instantly turning serious. Although the young man hurriedly apologized with a mixture of sincerity and fear, Edward didn't acknowledge him. His way of asserting dominance was far more palatable than Simon's. One was firm with outsiders while the other was dominant with her. "Have some breakfast. We'll finish the schedule early," Edward said. Janice nodded. The exhibition was just about getting a sense of the foreign market, to see what kind of crochet designs could make it into the gallery. Janice had only seen it once and already had a way to gauge it. There was