Scarlett Yates nodded repeatedly, as if afraid he wouldn't believe her, and immediately said, "Young Master, although you have a charismatic appearance, you're charming, graceful, and handsome, like a rebirth of Pan An, so stunning it's infuriating to gods and men alike—utterly tragic..."
After this long list of extravagant yet superficial adjectives, she lifted her lips to reveal eight white, beautiful teeth, "However, Young Master, you are indeed not my type. Sorry, I know saying this might hurt your self-esteem and pride a bit, but my greatest virtue is honesty. Telling lies goes against my conscience and feels worse than death."
She finished speaking, blinked her eyes, and looked innocent and pure, "Young Master, if my words have hurt you, I apologize right away."
Matthew Saxon listened with great interest until she finished, nodding his head, laughter gleaming in his eyes, "You truly are an honest child."
