Chapter 113 Bite my ear

Bonnie peered meaningfully at me at the door for a long time, more stunned than ever, but the doubt never left her eyes.

"If it's amnesia, so she doesn't remember anything, I think it's more plausible. But can this brainwashing of swapping memories really succeed?"

Between words, Bonnie's distrust of Madman's abilities.

"Do you think that Leila, who was so close to Madman and so close to Madman before, is now conspiring to deceive us?"

Professor Orran was staring at me, too, and he saw something familiar in my movements and smiles.

After a long time, he shook his head slowly. "It won't be acting."

She looks at him strangely. Professor Orran pushes his glasses and tights his lips. "I know her," he says. "She's a very moral person. She can't have changed so much in such a short time. You see how naturally she talks to Hansel now, like she's known him forever. You can't fake it."

Bonnie doesn't like it when she hears that Professor Orran has turned he