Chapter 27

Mona regained her composure and adorned her smiling mask one last time. She raised her glass into the air and proposed a toast.

“Mr. Fontaine, you said I’m thinking about someone, but I can say the same to you as well.”

Did she just tacitly acknowledge it?

Thaddeus’s eyes turned cold. He scoffed and said, “You remember your past?”

Mona took a sip of wine and answered, “I do know your nephew, then?”

The man narrowed his eyes in surprise, his expression profound.

The woman was smart. She was trying to trick him into revealing the truth about her past.

If she truly remembered her past, given her old attitude, she would definitely have created a huge disturbance.

He really hoped that her memories could be buried for the rest of her life. It would not only be better for her but for everyone else as well.

“You should be asking yourself that question since you know Victor.”

The man gave a vague answer, attempting to brush Mona off.

“Fine. It’s not the time to talk about