"Leonardo, I deliberately got drunk to please you. Yet you left me there to deal with a bunch of random men hitting on me."
She stared at him sharply, clearly displeased.
"I didn't know you had such good intentions. I thought you were just trying to trouble me," Leonardo replied.
"That's why you should get rid of your prejudice against me."
"That's not easy. I was once your victim. But I'm still human—I have a conscience. It might disappear if you keep doing good things for me. Of course, that doesn't include… this kind of 'entertainment.'"
After saying that, Leonardo stood up, making Margaret blink in confusion.
Just as she thought he was about to jump on her again, Leonardo instead walked toward the stairs.
"Go back. I don't want my sleep disturbed—especially since you're still on your period," he said.
Once inside his room, Leonardo locked the door with every lock available.
He was worried she might come in—because he wasn't sure he could restrain himself again.
