The Return of the Disguised Princess

Chapter 19

“You…” Lamont snorted coldly. “Ms. Mullen has recovered her identity and is becoming more and more eloquent. Back then, you fooled my grandpa with that, right?”

“Grandpa? You still have the nerve to mention your grandpa!”

Amelie wanted to laugh out loud. “Lamont, it is your grandpa’s greatest sorrow to have a grandson like you who refuses to investigate the cause of his death!”

As they were arguing, Emilee instantly understood what had happened.

“Humph.” Emilee sized up Lamont and said to Amelie in disdain, “Hey, Amelie, is he the person you wanted to marry at that time? He doesn’t look that outstanding. After all, there are so many people like him in Oakland.”

Emilee’s words were harsh, and she looked down upon Lamont very much.

“Watch your language.”

When Leila and Elizabeth came out of the bathroom, they found that Amelie had also appeared in this pool hall. Hearing Emilee mock Lamont, they suddenly felt that it was a good chance to show off.

when Elizabeth called Leila and told her that Amelie became the daughter of the Mullen family, Leila could not believe it. If so, in terms of family background,

given Amelie is so obsessed with Lamont, I don’t believe that this bitch would give up so easily. Moreover, Elizabeth

regarded herself as Lamont’s fiancée, and she looked at Amelie vigilantly as if Amelie was

sharp voice and mocked, “Oh, Amelie, there you are. Weren’t you from the

think that you can go everywhere since your identity has changed. This is a top pool hall. Why are you here since you know nothing? Are

cue in Amelie’s hand and burst out laughing. Leila clearly remembered that when

Amelie didn’t know how to play pool at all, and she didn’t know what to do with

act so well. Emilee couldn’t help but reach out

you are a

actually a good player but pretended to know nothing. Emilee

you know that I can’t play it? I was just fooling you back then. If you took it seriously, don’t

do you dare to compete with Leila? Leila is the runner–up in the

raised her head and glanced

Today, whether you agree with the competition or not,

family? You’re still a good–for–nothing who

leaned against the table.