Jack pushed his glasses and matter–of–factly told Joanna, "You might not know this, Madam, but whenever my boss gets drunk, he always ends up like this. In fact, you're not the first person he hugs so tightly like a bolster, unwilling to let go. Trust me, Madam. We've been through this. I know for a fact that it's perfectly feasible."
"So," he added, "if you don't mind, I must trouble you to endure it for just a while. Once my boss has sobered up, I'm sure he'll be really grateful."
Naturally, everything he said was nonsense. He merely intended to give Ace and Joanna a chance to be closer, because the sober version of Ace Moran would never do anything that would hurt his ego or embarrass him. Despite that, women's hearts were conquered by the constant pursuit, especially a woman as perfect as Joanna, now that she had become the director of the Electronics Technology Association. How else could Ace win her heart if he refused to exert a little effort and employ a few tricks?
