Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 628

Once again, Chloe found herself wrapped in the lively glow of fireworks. Strolling through the bustling food market, her mood had completely transformed. She had wiped off her makeup, letting her hair fall into a high ponytail with waves cascading down her back. Connor glanced at the woman beside him. Even without makeup, her delicate features were striking, especially her eyes, which seemed to hold entire galaxies. Among the crowd of college students, she blended in perfectly, looking just like one of them. It was still the

same face, yet she seemed like a different person, with a whole new vibe.

Connor couldn't help but feel a twinge of regret. In just five minutes, two college guys had already approached, trying to get her number. Naturally, Connor had stepped in to ward them off, making it clear she was with him. He boldly took Chloe's hand. Chloe teased him, "You really think I'd fall for these young boys?"

Connor shot back, "Who knows? You might still have a thing for Trophy Boys."

Chloe rolled her eyes. Her Trophy Boy was none other than him, right? Was she competing with herself here?

joint. This place was a local legend, having been around the college town for decades. Chloe used to love coming here for their grilled fish. As they settled down, she confidently ordered and started introducing the dishes

even patented his recipe and opened hundreds of franchises across the country, becoming a billionaire," Chloe explained

a hidden gem

about

to the waiter, and poured him a glass of water. "How I know isn't important. What matters is the barbecue here is amazing, and you should try

was acting

was about to leave, she did a double-take at Chloe and exclaimed, "Isn't this Chloe? You are Chloe, right?" Chloe responded warmly, "Hey,

changed a bit, still as beautiful as ever. My son still talks about you. After meeting you, he set his standards so high, he doesn't find any girl interesting,

added, "If you hadn't already had a boyfriend back then, who knows, you