Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 413

Her expression grew increasingly grave.

But no matter how she pressed or what approach she took, Zachary wouldn't say another word. His fists were clenched tight, knuckles turning white.

Sarah continued asking almost frantically in his ear, repeating the same questions over and over until finally, in their heightened emotional state, Zachary's eyes snapped open, bloodshot.

"There's nothing!" he growled.

Sarah regained her composure. Though she hadn't gotten the final answers, she had learned something.

Perhaps she and Zachary had known each other years ago, even before James. How had she forgotten it all?

"Zachary, did we know each other before?" Sarah stared blankly.

Zachary knew he hadn't revealed the crucial information. Instead of answering, he just shook his head.

"Zachary, why are you afraid to answer me?" Sarah no longer knew how to get the truth from him.

Perhaps everything she had imagined was true, but Zachary didn't want her to know.

There was a strong possibility that beyond her memory loss, there were even bigger secrets being kept from her.

Sarah wanted to ask more, but Zachary stood up and fled the room.

In the Reynolds mansion.

Mia had been confined at home by her grandfather William. She watched glumly as Mr. Wilson and her grandpa played chess in the tea room while she sat beside them, fighting sleep from boredom.

"Grandpa, I want to go out," she said listlessly.

Mia sighed, "Grandpa, be content - you already have an prodigy like my brother. I know nothing about managing a company."

"I know you're not capable, but you can't just idle around either. Starting tomorrow, go learn from Vivian," William said in a tone that brooked no argument.

Mia knew she couldn't resist and was forced to accept.

Her thoughts were filled with Sarah - she wanted to go out and spend time with her.

Even though Sarah was her therapist, they rarely got to meet because her grandfather deliberately kept them apart.

The weather was still mild when Mia got up early to go to the company with Vivian.

At the office, Vivian spoke to her with seeming thoughtfulness: "Mia, I know you don't like managing company affairs, but your grandfather asked me to mentor you. How about this - you can stay in my office today. I might need to visit the factory at noon."