Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 1271:

If Eileen weren’t pregnant, he would have taken her along.

Eileen felt a bit bored being stuck at home, but the idea of going out to pick up a man at the airport early in the morning didn’t appeal to her. “Alright then. You handle it, and I’ll wait at home to hear the good news.”

The next morning, the airport was quiet in the early hours. Bryan draped his black suit jacket over his arm, his crisp white shirt sleeves rolled up, and checked his watch. Two minutes passed before a man with a beard emerged from the gate, wearing a pair of gold-rimmed glasses. A bodyguard followed closely behind him, carrying two suitcases.

“Mr. Deleon,” Bryan greeted with a polite nod, extending his hand.

Javier studied Bryan for a few seconds before smiling and shaking his hand. “Bryan, it’s hard to believe you’ve grown up now. I used to hold you as a baby.”

The once-close relationship between the Dawson family and the Deleon family had started to fray when Javier’s father moved overseas. However, when Javier had been younger, he visited the Dawson family every year. Bryan had been too young at that time, so he didn’t remember any of it.

the blink of an eye, you’ve grown, and I’ve aged.” Javier signaled to his bodyguard,

you can rest,” Bryan said with respect. “I want to talk

country at Bryan’s request, so he readily

and Bryan started the engine. Despite the

at

Deleon, how did you meet your current wife?” Bryan

to a song that my late wife loved.” Javier’s expression softened at the mention of Amoura. Despite his age, his once-cloudy eyes

was private, and the similarities between her and Amoura are striking. Don’t you

paused for a moment before replying, “I see your point, but at my stage in life, priorities shift. I’ve

intentions weren’t too malicious, Javier was willing

has its limits. If there’s anything I can do to help, please let me know.” If nothing were amiss, Javier wouldn’t have returned so suddenly. Clearly, Bryan couldn’t let Amoura do whatever she

a far cry from your father, Bryan. I have helped him a lot overseas, yet he has never once shown gratitude. You, on