Chapter 380 He Tries to Court

William, too, emitted a disdainful snort, standing behind Milly akin to a cockerel ruffled by injustice. "Some folk fail to discern their own flaws and relish sermonising." He harboured no fear of confrontation, unlike his superior. Even confronting a woman, he would fling insults without a moment's hesitation. Having made his stance clear, he strode off with Milly, bearing himself as triumphantly as a peacock.