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... ld she not regret it? She knew what such an agreement between herself and Jin Di would entail. Danil had also said it clearly enough! There would have been many benefits to her accepting.

Moreover, Jin Di was born with beautiful, unblemished skin that made both man and God angry. And even if she treated him like a human-shaped inflatable doll, she would still get her money. ​​

Why had she let herself reject such a good deal in a fit ...

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