Bride Behind the Mask novel Chapter 363

The coach was actually addressing her by her name.

She's done for! He must be pissed off! This coach has such a temper! But she had been so polite in her messages! Each word had been carefully chosen, afraid of offending him. Yet he was acting so high and mighty!

Marguerite was extremely annoyed, her fingers tapping angrily on the screen.

But the message she sent was particularly submissive:

[Sorry for bothering you, sir. Goodnight.]

If it hadn't been for her daughter Teresa training under him, would she have been so accommodating and nervous? So annoying!

Marguerite, lost in her frustration, didn't notice that from the moment she began muttering to herself, up to the point she held her phone with a complex and submissive expression, everything was recorded by Teresa.

Seeing her mom still preoccupied with her phone, Teresa ended the recording and immediately sent a message to Frederick: [Hayes’ dad, is my mom still messaging you? If you find her annoying, tell her I've become the group leader. She will relax and stop bothering you.]

[It's fine.]

It's fine? What does that mean? Is he not finding her mom annoying?

Teresa tilted her head in thought, [I'm going to send you a video, don't tell my mom, okay?]

Saying so, Teresa decisively sent the secretly recorded video to Frederick.

At the same time, in Sapphire Valley Estates.

The video was still loading, and the image was extremely blurry.

Frederick thought it was a funny video shared by Teresa, but when the video fully loaded, he immediately recognized the familiar figure.

His eyes became sharp at once, and his heart started to race.

After three years, he thought he had successfully forgotten this woman, but seeing her again, even if it was just a small photo or a short video. It could still cause his heart to flutter.

His clearly outlined finger clicked the play button decisively, and he heard a woman's voice, “Did the coach fall asleep... He's going to bed so early...”

Marguerite's voice was full of doubt, tinged with caution and trepidation from the unknown.