Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 232

“When it rains, it pours. That was the first thing that popped into my head when I turned around and saw Gregory’s bright, handsome

face.

Mark glanced at Gregory, too, a slight frown creasing his brow. “Mr. Ford, you live here?”

It was the same question I had. Given Gregory’s wealth, he could pick any mansion, so why would he stay in such a homey place? Gregory flashed an easy smile. Tagging along for school.”

‘Tagging along? Isn’t he supposed to be on the prowl for a young fiancée? And now he has a kid? Wealthy families are all too messy, secret children included.” I sighed secretly.

Mark chuckled, exchanged a few pleasantries, and wheeled in the luggage from the hallway into the house.

Seeing Mark was ready to keep helping, I quickly waved him off. “You don’t have to do this, Mark. Christine will be here soon. She’ll help me out. You can get back to your work now”

Mark had just returned to the Larson family. And with Violet stirring trouble, he must have got his hands full.

further, but still asked with

“Couldn’t be

set. I just needed to pick up some

and you can change it anytime.” His gaze was soft. Til head out then, but call

elevator and watched the doors

wandering into his place and returning with a glass of water, he leaned against the doorway and

him a look. “You know exactly why. Keep Dorothy in check and stop

ties between the Ford and Myers families, he and Dorothy were supposedly close.

was to be expected. Once Gregory found the missing Myers heiress and completed the marriage deal, he’d officially become Dorothy’s brother–in–law. It was hard not to see them as a family. And a part of me

family obligations, pushing those ties on me.

feigning surprise. “Didn’t see that coming. You

was so

Larson family, he and Dorothy were quite cozy. Their banter reminded me

roguishly. “Are we still on for that thing you promised

frowned. “What thing?”

He pressed, “Forgot?”

his teasing gaze, it hit me. It was back when I got caught spying in the Larson Mansion by him, and I