When asked about who Arthur was, the grown-up Audrey rolled her eyes, seemingly at a loss as to how to answer.
She looked at Arthur, as if to ask his opinion or ask him to answer.
Of course, there was no way Arthur could say that her mother was the little girl who once invited him to do strange things.
Seeing the two silent, the girl suddenly said again, "Mom, is he your boyfriend?"
Hearing her words, Audrey almost coughed, looking at her naive daughter like she didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
When she was young, she did sometimes speak her mind.
However, ever since she took the helm of her family's company, she had always cultivated the demeanor of a lady who was elegant, honorable, polite, and authoritative.
She always speaks with words that won't make her look bad.
She is no longer a bad girl who doesn't care about modesty.
