For people like them, feelings don't mean much; mutually beneficial marriage is the most practical option.
In such circumstances, marrying Scarlett Yates is no different from marrying any other woman.
Honestly, although this foolish woman has done quite a few things to anger him, he doesn't really dislike her.
No matter how unpleasant she is, she's still better than those women who disguise themselves completely from head to toe.
At this moment, Scarlett Yates is dreaming.
In the dream, white smoke fills the air, she walks through the mist for a while, and suddenly her vision clears.
As the white smoke dissipates, she sees Matthew Saxon lying by a swimming pool.
There's a group of women surrounding him.
These women are of various shapes and sizes, each with unique characteristics, leaning on him one by one, sweetly calling his name.
He's holding one in his left arm, another in his right, one lying in his lap, and two kneeling by his feet massaging his legs.
