Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Two people turned their gaze toward the door in unison.

There stood Lisa, toting a Hermes bag, arms crossed as she leaned against the doorframe. Her eyes were filled with mockery and disdain.

Ann, however, jumped up in surprise, excitement mixed with a hint of joy in her eyes. "Lisa, you're back?"

Seeing Lisa brought delight to Ann. After all, she held deep affection for this daughter. For over twenty years, she had almost single-handedly raised her, facing countless hardships and challenges. Unfortunately, she hadn't been able to provide a comfortable life due to financial struggles. John's drinking and gambling left a deep scar on them. Through the years, Ann and Lisa moved from place to place, enduring hardships together. Ann carried a deep sense of guilt towards Lísa, believing her daughter's estrangement was due to her own shortcomings as a mother. Her lack of education meant she couldn't provide the guidance Lisa needed. As a mother, she felt like she had failed completely. Yet, deep down, she loved Lisa dearly, even though they weren't related by blood.

Ann asked with concern, "Lisa, have you had lunch yet?"

Lisa strutted in, swinging her hips. "I've been treated so poorly, I haven't even had a chance to eat."

together,

the food with disdain. "No thanks, I'm not eating this measly fare. I'll head

confusion and embarrassment. She stood there, unsure

expression remained calm. She lifted her head, her gaze steady yet chillingly cold.

for twenty years,

too. Have you ever come back after returning to the Meadows family? You've already turned

someone

needles piercing her heart. She turned away, wiping her tears, and headed to the kitchen. Chloe looked at Lisa coolly. She had no interest in engaging

that got to