Lucy Eaton had a smile on her lips, "I will never marry a man who doesn't love me, no matter how rich he is or how powerful. My husband can be a man with power and influence, but a man with power and influence doesn't necessarily become my husband."
He believed what she said was true.
Because the message in her eyes was just so.
Jacob Green just felt troubled, especially when thinking about tomorrow night when he would return to living alone, without the warmth of her presence.
Perhaps contemplating this made him suddenly realize how precious this moment had become.
...
During dinner, he rarely drank two bottles of foreign wine with her.
Because the alcohol content was high, Lucy Eaton was completely drunk, while he was only slightly tipsy, maintaining sixty to seventy percent of his sobriety.
Jacob didn't want to admit it, but he deliberately got her drunk under the guise of celebrating the end of their relationship.
