Chapter 601

Thaddeus saw her avoiding him and frowned faintly.

He was immediately displeased and said, “It’s not like you’re stepping into a lion’s den. Am I going to eat you?”

Mona’s expression was indifferent and detached, maintaining a boundary with the man.

From now on, her heart acquiesced to the fact of divorce. This man was not her husband but just an ordinary friend. Since he was a friend, it was necessary to keep a distance. There was a line that could not be crossed.

“Mr. Fontaine, if you have something to say, then say it. There’s no need to beat around the bush.”

When Thaddeus heard that, he went to the desk, leaned on the table, and picked up the little flag decoration to place on his palm.

He smiled and said casually, “How aloof, Ms. Ortega.”

Mona could hear the ridicule in the man’s tone, but she did not get angry. Her expression seemed to say, ‘you can say whatever you want’.

She had no desire or expectation for him.

When Thaddeus’ eyes rested on Mona’s quiet little face,