The man's voice was clear and melodious. But to Elaine, it felt like a heavy blow. In her past life, the first time she saw Terry on the news, she was instantly smitten. It was as if she had been drugged. She became obsessed with getting close to Terry, even foolishly dreaming of marrying him. She went to great lengths to find Terry's phone number. Every day, she tirelessly sent him messages. But she never received a reply. Still, she never gave up. When she returned to Curran's Residence, she told Rebecca that she liked Terry and wanted to marry him.When she found out Terry was her fiancé, she was over the moon. Rebecca, however, pitied her for having such a one-sided love, never receiving any response from Terry. So, she told her that men liked reserved women and advised her to stop messaging Terry. Only then did she restrain herself from bothering Terry any further. Thinking back to everything in her past life, Elaine felt utterly humiliated. "You think I'm just making things up? Or are you the one trying to run after leading me on?" Terry's handsome face darkened. Calling off the engagement?! He hadn't brought her back to Curran's Residence to have her cut ties with him. "So what if I did send those messages?"Elaine coldly replied, "Mr. Wilson, why don't you take a look at when I last sent you a message?" Terry's face remained stony, his lips pressed tightly together. He almost blurted out, "A month ago." The girl hadn't contacted him for a whole month. He thought it was because she had just returned to Curran's Residence and was too busy. Elaine sneered, "A month ago, I was just a minor celebrity with no support, low standards, and low expectations." ? So liking me was because of low standards and expectations? "Now, I'm the eldest daughter of the Currans, worth over 1.5 billion dollars. I can't even count the number of men who want to marry me. You don't even cut anymore, got it?" Elaine had initially planned to say a few words and leave. But since Terry insisted on humiliating himself, she decided to oblige. "So, this is my fault?" Terry's expression had turned very ugly. My fault? Elaine didn't understand what he meant by that. Nor did she care to. Elaine made her decision, "Mr. Wilson, I've said everything I needed to. Our families have been friends for generations, so out of respect, I'll have my parents personally go to the Wilsons to call off the engagement." With that, Elaine turned around and reached for the door handle. "I don't agree!"The man's voice was as cold as ice. Terry reached out to block the door, preventing Elaine from leaving. His hand accidentally brushed against her fingers. Elaine recoiled as if she had been shocked, frantically rubbing her fingers on her jeans. She acted as if she had just touched something filthy. "Terry, I don't need your consent to break off the engagement! It wasn't my choice when we got engaged, so I don't need your agreement to end it now!" Elaine's face was just as icy as his. Terry's sudden touch made her feel nauseous. ... Terry's handsome face was very dark.He was deeply hurt by the girl's reaction. Sharp as ever, he could sense Elaine's rejection and disgust toward him. Just a month ago, she had been madly infatuated with him. What went wrong? Seeing that he didn't respond, Elaine assumed he had given up. She raised her hand again to turn the doorknob, and this time, she managed to open it. "Elaine! If I don't want to end the engagement, then you won't be able to, believe me?" Terry's cold voice echoed behind her. Elaine turned her head in frustration, her eyes filled with intense anger. She wanted to smack Terry! If killing weren't illegal, she might do it.Terry stared at her perfectly sculpted profile, speaking slowly, "If you want to break off the engagement, fine." Elaine, "What do you want?"