With a smile, Adrian said, "Ms. Mihika, you should smile more often. It looks good on you. You’re always looking like someone owes you money. That expression doesn’t look very good on you."

Seeing Adrian's nonchalant attitude, Mihika chuckled. "I supposed you heard everything clearly at Morok's place earlier. If so, why aren't you afraid to meet me?"

"Afraid? Why should I be?" Adrian laughed and shrugged. "A good conscience is a soft pillow. I've never done anything wrong, so why should I be afraid of you?"

"That's quite a saying, but why should I believe you?" Mihika asked.

"Your intuition," Adrian replied.

Mihika’s brows furrowed in confusion as she asked, "My intuition? What do you mean?"

With his hands behind his back, Adrian strolled toward Mihika and said, "Intuition is simply your gut feeling. I know you're not a reckless person or someone who enjoys causing trouble for no reason. I’m sure that you will give me fair treatment."

Mihika chuckled. "Oh dear, how should I des