Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 900

On the other end of the line, the man casually held a cigarette between his lips. Through the haze of smoke, his misty blue eyes stood out, cold and striking.

A faint smirk tugged at the corner of his mouth. His voice, rough around the edges, carried an air of weary indifference, but there was a chill to his sarcasm that cut through the gloom.

"Planting images in someone's mind takes a mountain of code. The more you pile on, the more bugs you're going to get down the road.

I warned you half a year ago: just erase all of Frederick's memories, then bump

into him by chance, let him fall for you naturally.

But you had to make me write that ridiculous romance protocol. Now his subconscious thinks you're his girlfriend."

The man's words dripped with mocking reproach, making Violet clench her fists in frustration.

"What did I do wrong?!"

"I looked at the wafer program. His blackout wasn't just a headache-there's a bug in that romance code you insisted on. Keep pushing it, and who knows what he might start to remember.

Violet, if you'd listened to me from the start, would we be in this mess now? Bad decisions always come back to bite you."

"Oh, spare me the hindsight! Your precious romance protocol never made him fall for me, did it? And if there's a bug, then just fix it! What's the point in blaming me?!"

Violet's anger was palpable, her jaw clenched so tight she nearly chipped a tooth.

sweet and innocent facade. Now, her lowered eyes were cold and unforgiving, stormy with

isn't that simple, Violet. He's a person, not a machine. The

"Then can you-!"

was rising, Violet glanced around, then lowered it to a fierce

brought

to amplify his brainwaves when he sees

then her gaze

Crank it up. As

you trying to get him killed?" The man shot back instantly. "Violet, you

"I don't care!"

words burst out of her, raw with

sniffed, her reddened eyes clouding over with

if this keeps up,

for me! Marguerite came to me

is Frederic

you

idea

him for

had

It took everything

lose him now.... I

sorrow, left the man silent for a