Chapter 30 It Truly Was a Misunderstanding

Lucian was mentioning Paul again.

"This is between us. Could you not drag an unrelated person into the matter?" Calista retorted.

Lucian countered, "You're the one to talk. You didn't have that self-consciousness when you mentioned Lily."

Calista smiled mockingly. "Is she unrelated to this?"

Lucian kept silent. But his gaze was clearly saying, "You're throwing a tantrum over nothing."

"If so, why is she using your credit card and even flexing it in public? She spends so much of your money in one go."

Lucian's credit card didn't have an upper limit. She wondered if being a mere friend could benefit from such perks.

His brows creased as he said, "Who told you that?"

"Your sweetheart, of course."

The way she addressed Lily deepened the crease between his eyebrows.

He pinched her chin and watched her as though she was an object. "How could an idiot like you survive this long?"

"Lucian Northwood, you—"

Before Calista could argue further, the waiters began serving the food. She