Chapter 678

"Hmm?"

Mr.Landon was startled by her reaction.

Alice realized that she had acted inappropriately, so she said embarrassedly, "Mr.Landon, I'm sorry. I don't have any other intentions."

Mr.Landon probably only expressed his feelings wrong. She had no impression of him at all.

"Oh, huh huh." Mr.Landon laughed heartily, but he did not mind at all.

Alice turned and looked at William, who was beside her, completely baffled.

William also noticed that something was wrong. He pulled her into his embrace and coldly said to Mr.Landon, "Mr.Landon likes to laugh?"

What was there to laugh about?

His woman looked so funny?

William secretly clenched his fists. Mr.Landon smiled and said, "I have not been China for so many years, so it is fortunate to meet an old friend."

"Old friend?"

Alice looked at William. They knew each other before?

"Old friends?"

William looked down at Alice.

You actually knew this old man from a long time ago?

The ocean breeze blew his short hair, causing his eyesight to fall on Alice's hands. "Mrs.Cullen, that year on the cruise, I saw your grace, and I still haven't forgotten it. When I see you again today, you are still as graceful as ever."

Alice was sure that the silver-haired old man said that she was an old friend of his.

"Mr.Landon, do we know each other?"

Alice asked curiously.

"You probably forgot about me. Back then, my hair was not this white." Mr.Landon was an interesting Canadian old man. As he spoke, he raised his hand and tied up a small cluster of his silver hair and laughed, "I was like this back then, do you remember now?"

Alice was even more confused, so she awkwardly laughed: "Mr.Landon, I think you must have recognized the wrong person."

She has no idea of him.

Seeing that Alice had really forgotten about him, Mr.Landon disappointedly shrugged his shoulders and said, "Ok, too many years have passed, it's not surprising that you don't remember."

It wasn't that she didn't remember, but she didn't know him at all.

"Take your time. I'm going to go drink some wine."

Mr.Landon turned around and left in disappointment.

William leaned on the railing and looked at Alice's face, then looked at Mr.Landon's back.

Many years ago.

Old friends.

Red hairpin with C8.

"Mr.Landon." The moment before Mr.Landon went back, William suddenly opened his mouth.

Hearing that, Mr.Landon turned his head. His face actually had a lonely expression, as if he was unhappy about Alice's answer, "Is there anything else, Mr. Cullen?"

"Mr.Landon just said that you met my wife on the cruise many years ago. Is this the cruise we are on right now?" William asked.

Just when Alice was wondering why William would suddenly ask that, Mr.Landon gave her an answer that shocked her, "That's right, on this cruise. Just on the deck over there."

Alice looked at Mr.Landon in shock, feeling that William had unknowingly stood up straight. William asked again, "When was that?"

"When?" Mr.Landon stood there and thought for a moment, as his brows deeply furrowed, "I actually forgot the exact number. It should be the one before the last time we held a banquet."

Wasn't that the banquet seven years ago?

"At the time, my wife was on a cruise."

William said coldly.

"I know. At that time, I had a few words with her, but she just smiled at me, and then left." Mr.Landon said.

Alice was extremely shocked, as she scrutinized Mr.Landon from top to bottom, but she could not find any trace of familiarity with him.

What was going on with her? Could it be that her memory was inferior to an old man's? The old man even remembered her smiling at him, but she had forgotten everything.

This was too exaggerated.

Every time she boarded the cruise, she would desperately test her memory and IQ. How could she not remember anything about this terrifying ship?

The deck was not the area she was in charge. She had only been there when she boarded the ship.

"Do you remember her smiling at you?" William raised his eyebrows. This old man's memory is that good?

"Yes, because I was so impressed that night." Mr.Landon looked at Alice and said, "That night, I went on deck to get a breeze, and the moon was bright and clear. She was standing there alone, wearing the attire, with long golden hair.

"I still remember that scene. It was as if everything was dark, the sea and the deck, but she and the moon." The more Mr.Landon spoke, the more he sounded like he was reciting poetry. He seemed to be intoxicated by the scene.

Hearing this, Alice finally believed that her memory had not regressed.

William shot a glance at Alice, and furrowed his brows, "You can change your disguise?"

And shining in front of another man?

"I didn't. I was a waiter that day. I was in the bathroom for an hour and was scolded by the head waiter. How could I change my clothes?"

Alice asked softly, and what was she trying to do with her disguise?

She went to work, not to harm people like Rosanna.

Just as she was explaining, Mr.Landon started reciting another poem, "The moonlight that night was really beautiful. At my age, I can be considered to have seen a lot of people, but the scene back then you were really beautiful. It was already beyond beautiful, but a type of temperament, a refined temperament, melancholy, sensibility, gentleness, and ...."

"Mr.Landon, I'm sorry to interrupt." Alice could not help but interrupt Mr.Landon's words, "That year, I was indeed on the cruise, but I was a waitress and did not wear any formal attire."

At that time, she was a student, so how could she have any temperament? "Waitress? How is that possible? At that time, you were so beautiful. How could you be a waitress?!"

Mr.Landon was in disbelief. It was even more unbearable than when she said she didn't remember him, as if the image of the goddess in his heart had suddenly collapsed. "This is impossible! It was you that night! Why are you lying?" Each of Mr.Landon's words was sharp and forceful.

A lie?

Alice had a headache, and it became her lying again. Since the moment she landed on the cruise, she won't say anything clearly, right?

Alice did not like to argue with others. Other than this matter, it was related to her innocence.

"Mr.Landon, you really remembered wrongly!" Alice said with some force. She shook her hand, and looked at Mr.Landon with her sharp eyes, "Does Mr.Landon still remember the details of that night?"

"I remember! That night, when I went to the deck, I saw you. Seeing your sad expression, I asked for your sorrow?"

Alice and William looked at each other.

"You didn't answer me, so I stood with you for a while and said that sadness is everywhere in this world. The most important thing is to be cheerful." Mr.Landon said, "In the end, you still ignored me."

"Then I ask, 'miss, if you have any problems, I can help."" Mr.Landon said as his eyes looked deeply into Alice's eyes, "You just turn around, raise your skirt and bow your body a little. And then, you left with a slight smile."

"The moment you left, you were so beautiful. I felt like a moon fairy had fallen on this cruise." Mr.Landon said, "Later on, I wanted to look for you, but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't find you."

"..." Alice looked at William and said helplessly," William, it's really not me."

It was definitely the old man who remembered incorrectly.

"It's you. I have a deep impression of that scene. It's that face of yours." Mr.Landon looked at her and said, but he suddenly thought of something and said, "Right, you were holding a hairpin back then. It was red, right? A red hairpin, and the kind of hairpin that the waiters wore that day."

Everything about the Moon Goddess was etched. He remembered it clearly.

Alice opened her eyes in disbelief. If there was water in her mouth, she would definitely spurt it out.

In a quiet meeting room on the cruise, Alice sat, looking as if she had been struck by lightning.

The red hairpin, and even her face. She didn't believe it now that it wasn't her. Alice had already gone mad, and the entire world was collapsing. Daniel and the bodyguards stood at the two sides of the conference table. The bodyguard's face was solemn and with his hands behind his back, and Daniel stood in front of the bodyguards and asked while looking at William, "Young Master, what orders?"

William stood at the front of the meeting room and suddenly bent down. He slammed both of his hands on the table and looked coldly at the few people in the meeting room with his pitch black eyes. He said with a cold voice, "I have a few things I want you all to do. No matter what we gonna put in."

So solemn.

Daniel had some suspicions, but was still waiting for William to finish.

"One, find Rosanna, regardless of the cost!" William said coldly.

"Yes sir!"

The bodyguards responded loudly.

"Secondly, I want to know everything about the banquet on the cruise seven years ago. I want to know everything about what happened!" William said in a stern voice, "I want to know everything that happened on the first day of the new year!"

Daniel was the one who understood the most out of everyone present, so couldn't help but ask, "Young Master, haven't we already investigated this matter clearly?"