Ebony Fox lifted her eyelids slightly. Her expression was completely blank, exuding a chilling detachment. "Do I know you?"
Annie's smug smile froze, and her face darkened.
Ebony Fox actually didn't recognize her?
She had previously instigated Kurt's mother to give Ebony Fox a hard time.
Mrs. Schwartz had definitely told Ebony Fox that she, Annie, was the chosen future daughter-in-law of the Schwartz family.
Any normal person would be curious about who her rival was.
She had assumed Ebony Fox would have thoroughly investigated her background by now.
Please.
She was her romantic rival, the one who was about to kick her to the curb and become Kurt's official girlfriend.
This tone...
How could there be absolutely zero emotional fluctuation?
Was she naturally this aloof, or was she just faking it?
Annie thought about it and decided the latter was far more likely.
She had heard that Ebony Fox used to be a special forces coach and had an incredibly strong ego.
With a scandal like this, her reputation was completely ruined.
Soon, she would be a social pariah, universally despised. Putting up a calm front was probably her only coping mechanism.
"Hah."
Annie's red lips curled into a sneer, a contemptuous laugh escaping her throat. "Since you don't remember, let me introduce myself."
"I'm Annie Ainsworth, the only daughter of the Ainsworth Group here in Eclara City."
If she had a tail, it would be pointing straight up at the sky as she boasted about her pedigree.
A top-tier wealthy family.
And the sole heiress, to boot.
Most people couldn't even dream of having a life this privileged.
Her worth went without saying.
"I am also the woman Monique has chosen to marry her son."
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