Seeing Katrina's sudden movement, Aaron's face turns serious. With furrowed eyebrows, he quickly grabs Katrina's wrist. ""Where are you going?""
It's the first time that Katrina appears so aloof in front of him, and it pissed him off.
In the past, she would beg for his mercy before he took her.
Every time she begged for mercy, she would pretend to be miserable, roll her eyes at him, glared at him, and call him an asshole.
But this is the first time that she's cold and indifferent.
Why did she suddenly become so cold? He felt agitated and taken aback.
Aaron holds Katrina's pale arm tight enough to prevent her from leaving.
Katrina turns away from Aaron and doesn't look back at him. She takes a deep breath, and her voice is as cold as ever, ""Aaron, let me go.""
Katrina already feels weak for her imprisonment and for being unable to resist Aaron's advances.
Before, she was the only woman he had. Even if she was helpless, she didn't feel so sad because he was kind to her.
But now...
Aaron already has another woman, but he still comes to her.
Is she really just someone to vent his desire within his eyes?
Katrina can't bear his ignorance in this respect.
Knowing he has another woman, she begins to resist him in her heart heavily. Even if he kills her, she won't let up and let him and have sex with her.
Hearing the indifference in Katrina's voice, Aaron knows she's really angry.
What's wrong with this stupid woman! He suddenly felt mad, but he tried to resist his emotion and avoid showing it towards her.
When women have their period, they're said to get a very bad temper. Maybe she has her period?
Despite the burning fire in his heart, Aaron has to put out the fire in the face of Katrina's cold behavior.
The ambiguous atmosphere from a few moments ago suddenly turns tense.
Aaron doesn't like Katrina's cold, heartless treatment. She's treating him like a stranger, without looking back at him.
He pulls her into his arms, holding her chin in both hands to make her look at him. With a deep look in his eyes, he says, ""Katrina, why are you so angry? Explain clearly.""
Aaron has never been good at coaxing women or reading their minds. Katrina becomes so indiscriminately angry that he's a little confused.
He can't be bothered trying to guess, so she might as well voice her thoughts directly.
If it's his fault, he will recognize it.
If she's making trouble out of nothing, she'll learn her lesson after he's done with her.
Aaron is so strong that he traps Katrina in his arms and renders her immobile. She has to explain herself while looking straight at him. If she doesn't speak it clearly now, she may be trapped for the whole night.
Subdued by Aaron, Katrina suddenly feels a sense of injustice in the heart. Her eyes immediately turn red.
Even though it's his fault, he still forces and questions her like this.
What should she say?
Isn't she degraded enough?
He's impriso