Did she want to get along with Harold so much? Did she want him around so badly that she was willing to let him into their house?

Waylen Looked at Harold.

As aman, Harold quickly sensed Waylen's displeasure. Harold smiled and pretended to ask Waylen politely, “It won't be an inconvenience on your part, will it?"

Waylen scoffed.

He gently wrapped his arm around Rena's waist and replied, “No, of course not."

Rena didn't expect that Waylen would agree. When they were finally alone together, she couldn't help asking him, “Are you sure it's okay for Cecilia and Harold to come over?"

Waylen stared at her for a while.

“I thought it would make you happy if Harold went to our place. Didn't you have a good conversation with him earlier?"

Rena thought that Waylen misunderstood her interaction with Harold.

But she didn't bother to explain.

Waylen was already clear about her past with Harold. If Waylen still felt uncomfortable every time she and Harold spoke, then so be it since there was really nothing she could do about the situation.

But she was still a bit aggrieved, and once again, her eyes turned a little red.

Lyndon happened to witness this scene. He came over with a smile and said, “What's wrong? Are you two having a lovers' quarrel? Waylen, you're the man, and Rena is the apple of her parents’ eyes. Every girl should be cherished. How could you make her feel wronged now that she's with you?"

He patted Waylen gently on the shoulder and added, “Restrain yourself."

Waylen was respectful to Lyndon, so he nodded in response.

Lyndon had guests to entertain, so he excused himself and left. Before walking away, he said to Rena meaningfully, “Not many people can make

Waylen angry, dear."

Rena didn't believe that was something to be proud of.

So she just forced a smile.

Lyndon appreciated her pride.

He had a good impression of Rena, so he gave her two VIP tickets to his concert and said, "Come see the concert if you have time."

Rena was flattered. She took the tickets and thanked Lyndon. Her displeasure just now suddenly vanished into thin air.