?<strong>Chapter 794:</strong>


    But just as she moved, the waitress delivering drinks bumped into her, spilling the entire tray of sses onto her expensive coat.


    Aarya screamed, her voice shrill with rage. “This is my new limited-edition coat, and you’ve ruined it!”


    Her fury blinding her, she grabbed the waitress, delivering a sharp p.


    Edward, being the closest, quickly intervened, catching her wrist. “Don’t be ridiculous!” he scolded sternly. “Solve the problem properly. Don’t take it out on the innocent.”


    Infuriated even further, Aarya kicked Edward in the stomach. “You pauper! Mind your own business, or I’ll kill you too!”


    “Enough!” Jayden’s voice cut through the tension, his expression hardening as he strode over to Aarya. He didn’t flinch as he met her fiery gaze. “Apologize. Now.”


    Aarya couldn’t believe it. “It wasn’t my fault, and you still want me to apologize. What’s wrong with you?”


    Keeping hisposure, Jayden replied, “It wasn’t your fault at first, but hitting the waitress definitely was.”


    “She ruined my coat! Why should I have to pay for her mistake?” Aarya protested, lifting her coat to show Jayden the stained spot.


    Jayden stayed calm. “You rushed over. If you’d stayed in your seat, the waitress wouldn’t have spilled the drinks on you.”


    Aarya fell silent, momentarily stunned.


    She knew Jayden was right. When she thought about it, she realized she was partly at fault.


    Growing up, she had always been pampered by her father. Even when she messed up, her father’s unwavering indulgence made it easy for her to me others.


    As a result, Aarya never really felt she was in the wrong.


    But since being with Jayden, things had shifted. Suddenly, it felt like every mistake was hers as if she was always in the wrong.


    She was upset about it, but she couldn’t voice her frustrations to Jayden. She was afraid of disappointing him.


    Jayden nced at the trembling waitress, sighed, and said, “You can go. I won’t hold you responsible.”


    The waitress, visibly relieved, apologized profusely before hurrying away.


    Watching Jayden let the waitress leave, Aarya’s anger red. “Why did you let her go? She didn’t even pay for my coat. It was a limited edition.”


    Jayden kept hisposure. “I bought you that coat. It’s fine. I’ll get you another one just like it. Let’s not dwell on this.”


    He then turned his attention to Edward, noticing the footprint on his abdomen. “I’ll get you a new shirt too. Don’t hold it against Aarya. She’s a good person, and this isn’t like her.”


    Edward rubbed his aching midsection. “Seriously? Your girlfriend almost kicked me to death. I’m convinced she was actually trying to kill me.”


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