Combat Power is the Key to Love

"What? Hiss wants you to be his third lover!?"

Philly had barely finished speaking when a passerby beside them, wearing a hat and a mask, suddenly jumped out and grabbed her shoulders. "Philly, you're a good girl. You deserve better love. Don't let a scumbag like that fool you!"

Philly froze for a long moment, then reached out and pulled off the passerby's hat and mask. A helpless expression immediately appeared on her face. "I knew it was you, Senior Lia. Why are you here?"

"Why I'm here isn't important."

Senior said, heartbroken, "What's important is that you can't fall for a two-timing scumbag like that. You're so innocent that when the time comes, even after you've given birth to his child, you'll still speak up for him!"

Philly didn't know whether to laugh or cry. "Ash isn't the kind of person you're talking about."

"See? You're already speaking up for him. After you have his child, you'll definitely turn into a happy Silly Woman who posts baby photos on social media to show off!"

"I won't! I don't even use social media!"

"Ladies." Dimier sighed. "Since we're almost done eating, why don't we go somewhere else?"

Everyone else in the dessert shop had gone quiet. Even the staff had forgotten to settle the bill, and they all pricked up their ears to listen to their conversation.

Philly bowed apologetically to everyone, her face flushed with embarrassment, and left the dessert shop at once. But she was quickly dragged by Senior to an open-air cafe.

"Dimier, come here."

"This is a conversation between girls. There's no need for me to get involved, right?" Dimier said with a bitter smile.

"No. Philly is easily swayed, so the two of us persuading her will be more effective than me alone," Lia said.