Chapter 350 Going Back on His Word

"No, I don't." Erin dared not be curious about Gunnar's true appearance, feeling that there was an underlying danger concerning his looks.

Her lack of curiosity only fueled Gunnar's contrarian attitude. "The fact that you refused to see my face made me feel all the more determined to let you see it."

"I find you really childish ... You remind me of a beggar I encountered when I was seven. My dad took me on a train ride to the Yerain province, and there were two beggars on that train. One of them was exactly like you—" Erin suddenly realized she'd said too much, and the worse thing was that she'd even said Gunnar was childish.

Gunnar, who had been fully focused on what Erin had been saying, asked anxiously, "What happened to the beggar?"

Seeing that he wasn't mad, Erin continued, "While my father was away in the restroom, he snatched the change from my hand and took away my candy. The more I refused to hand him something, the more determined he was to snatch them from me—"

At that