CHAPTER 392
Author: R. AUSTINNITE
last update2025-08-31 21:28:08

Hearing Alexander’s words, the smirk on the woman’s face faltered, twisting into something sharper, almost offended. Her brows knit together as she stared at him, her red-painted lips parting in disbelief.

“You…” she breathed, her voice tight. “You don’t recognize me?” A soft, incredulous laugh slipped out, though her eyes glittered with anger. “Don’t tell me you’ve actually forgotten me, Alexander. After everything?”

Alexander’s green eyes stayed fixed on her, his face carved from ice. He let the silence stretch long enough to sting before replying, his tone cool and deliberate.

“I don’t remember you.”

The woman stiffened, her grip tightening on her glass. There was no way he didn’t remember. She had spent countless hours trying to capture his attention, had even succeeded in becoming friends with his sister, staying close to Ophelia for years. He couldn’t possibly have forgotten—unless he was doing it deliberately to provoke her.

And she wasn’t going to let that get to her. If he ha
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