The Queen's Back

Chapter 335

When Haley and Mona Clem returned to the villa, it was almost noon, and Hattie had already started preparing lunch. Maxwell had no intention of getting up; Mona planned to have lunch before taking a rest.

Sitting in the living room, Mona turned on the television and casually selected a channel. Soon, the noise of the television filled the living room, and Mona felt less lonely now.

Soon, lunch was ready. Mona hesitated briefly before going upstairs to wake Maxwell up for lunch. She did not know if everything was just her imagination, so before she gathered any evidence, she would still treat Maxwell in the room as the real Maxwell. Mona knocked on the door several times, but there was no response. She did not lock the door when she went out earlier. She called Maxwell a few times, but there was still no response.

Mona thus opened the door and went in. The room was very dark, and Maxwell was still sleeping.

The moment the door opened, the bright light from outside shone in, sharply piercing Maxwell's eyes. Instinctively, Maxwell's brow furrowed in discomfort.

"Mona, what are you doing? I won't starve to death if I skip a meal. Why are you so annoying!" Maxwell opened his eyes and looked at Mona, his tone unfriendly.

Mona was not upset. She had already gotten used to it since Maxwell was dealing with memory loss. After walking into the room, she looked at Maxwell and said, "Get up and have lunch. If you continue sleeping, you won't be able to sleep tonight." 'Moreover, it's not that Maxwell doesn't have a job. Such a big Clem Group needs Maxwell to take care of it,' Mona thought.

"Get lost! It's all because of you that I'm so sleepy now." Maxwell thought that if Mona had not been kidnapped yesterday, he would not have been watched over by the two elders of the Clem family. He had not slept all night, just sitting on the sofa playing with his phone; it was truly exhausting.

As he spoke, he had no intention of getting up.

To prevent Maxwell from fooling around later at night, Mona swiftly walked over to the floor-to-ceiling windows and immediately drew open the heavy curtains. Sunlight shone in shining directly onto the large bed. Maxwell squinted his eyes, "Damn it! Mona, are you sick?" Maxwell gritted his teeth and said.

"Get

up,

the company?" Mona asked. "The dignified head of the Clem Group doesn't have the Clem Group on his mind. It's already this late, and he's 'still sleeping. If word gets out, it'll

chance. Get out and help me close the door. This way, I can

get up, have lunch, and go to work," said

met Mona's defiant eyes. The anger brewing in him since

the wall. He then raised his fist to make it clear that if Mona dared to say one more word, his fist would come down

dare say another word and demand anything

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Chapter 335

Mona might not take him seriously and emphasized, "I'm not

angrily, he let go of Mona. After their intense confrontation, Maxwell had lost any urge to sleep. He shot Mona one more furious glance before storming into the

sight. Mona felt her heart ache even more. If the person before her eyes was really Maxwell, her thoughts were wrong and she knew how

to hit her In Mona's understanding, domestic violence happens once and then countless times after. Such a man was someone she could never tolerate

The delicious food had already been served by the servants, filling the air with a tempting aroma. Mona's eyes were fixed on the food, but her thoughts had drifted far away, lost in her mind. Soon, Maxwell came down after taking

You don't even think about how you disturb my sleep every day. Do you know how irritated that makes me?" Maxwell sneered. 'Seeing your frightened expression, I was kind enough to let you share a room with him. Instead of being grateful, you kept interrupting my

right time. I can't just watch you sleep at home during the day and not go to the office," Mona replied. 'If Grandpa discovers,

impressed." After Maxwell finished speaking, Mona did not say

their lunch quietly. Mona did not have much of

to Mona. Mona