Reagan frowned, and she was about to open the door of the restroom and check what was going on when someone spoke from behind her.

“Raegan."

Raegan turned around and found Katie standing behind her.

Katie's gaze flicked toward the family restroom behind Raegan before she narrowed her eyes. Then, Katie turned her attention back to Raegan and said, “Sorry, I didn't have a chance to say hello to you earlier."

Raegan was a little confused. She had already made it clear that she didn't know Katie, so she didn't understand why they needed to greet each other.

Katie's lips curved upwards into a warm smile. “Mitchel mentioned that you have amnesia and that's why you don't remember me. Allow me to reintroduce myself. I'm Katie Glyn, and I've known Mitchel since we were children."

Raegan arched her eyebrow and inquired, "What does that have to do with me?"

Katie paused for a moment, then smiled gently. “I just wanted to say hello."

Katie's calm words had zero effect on Raegan. Raegan's tone remained cold. “Why would you say hello to me? Aren't you Mitchel's friend?

I fail to see how this concerns me. Is there a reason why you should talk to me? Were we close before?"

Raegan's string of questions made Katie's face turn pale.

Katie was the esteemed daughter of the Glyn family and was also the vice president of the Dixon Group. Both attributes combined made her an influential figure in Ardlens. As a result, she was treated with respect and deference by everyone she came across. It had been ages since anyone dared to challenge her like this.

Despite feeling her temper rise, Katie forced a smile and spoke calmly to Raegan. “You seem to have misunderstood me, Raegan. I simply happened to walk by and when I saw you, I thought I should have a word with you."

Raegan's demeanor remained the same as she coolly retorted, "I didn't misunderstand anything. I really don't want to talk to you."

Raegan was not the type of person to unjustly mistreat someone.

However, while Katie's words seemed polite on the surface, Raegan knew exactly what she was trying to imply.

A discerning ear would pick up on the subtle tone of superiority in Katie's introduction. By saying she grew up with Mitchel, she was trying to tell Raegan that she was Mitchel's childhood sweetheart.

Raegan's expression turned sour. She never imagined there were so many potential love interests around Mitchel. Not only did he have Lauren, his crazy first love, but also a childhood sweetheart.

Indeed, Mitchel's outstanding looks and excellence were attractive to women. But Raegan didn't understand how this had anything to do with her. They had already divorced, so she hoped these people would stop bothering her.

As far as this little introduction was concerned, Raegan felt justified in her hostility.