Put Away Your Pity Act, We Don't Buy It

Jean was especially tall, strong, and muscular. Unlike Mason, he didn't have the presence of a king; he didn't have the same majesty and dominance. Instead, he was so cold that he made it hard for people to breathe and made them too afraid to say a word.

The name Jean sounded like it belonged to a prince from ancient times, and the real person did indeed fit the name well.

Chantel was sitting in Jean's car, but even at this point, she had no idea where she found the courage to board it.

"I...I don't want to waste too much of your time. Let's just chat in the car," Chantel said in a slightly reserved manner. She was cautious; if Jean stretched out his hand, he could easily snap her neck.

"I don't like it when people talk business in my car. It's too distracting," Jean refused.

Chantel froze and did not say another word.