Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 934

In front of him, she had to keep her cool and stay sharp. He didn't want to pile more worries onto Connor. But when it came to Grant, she couldn't help feeling a bit self-centered. Chloe let all her troubles spill out at once.

"Hey, I need to find the mentor, maybe he can help," she said. "I can't bear to lose this baby. I've carried him for five months, been with him day and night, and I feel him with me every moment."

"I'm really down. Why does life have to be so hard on me? Haven't I been through enough already?" Chloe lamented. "My life's like some over-the-top soap opera. I wish I could ask the scriptwriter if this is really necessary. What did I do to deserve this?"

Chloe felt a deep sense of injustice. She wasn't one to blame others or fate. Even after facing betrayals from family, friends, and love, she had eventually made peace with herself and her destiny. But she couldn't understand why she kept facing one challenge after another.

Grant was poring over the reports, his face growing more serious by the minute. He never saw this coming. If he had, he wouldn't have let Chloe stay by Connor's side.

After a while, Grant finally spoke up, "Chloe, I won't let anything happen to you. No matter what, I promise you'll be safe." His voice was firm, "I'll find the mentor. He'll know what to do."

a little relief after getting everything off her

some comfort. Ever since she was young, she

in to remind him that Connor was still waiting in the conference room. Grant finally

I'm already on it. I'll do everything I can to find the mentor and see if he can help Chloe. Don't worry about asking me; I'm doing this because Chloe

Grant with intensity. In the past, he might've seen those words as a challenge, but now, they were

you, so thanks," Connor

"Don't thank me. I'm not doing this for you." He paused, then added, “I regret

now, I don't care what you

voice was edged with frustration, you care so much, why risk it? My mentor isn't a miracle worker. With so many cases before, why bet on a one percent chance? If I were in your shoes, I'd let go of this child without question.