The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back by Juliette Vaughan

Chapter 103

They didn't need too many people watching over Paul through the night. Besides Paisley, they just needed one more person from the Vanderbilt family to stay.

The Vanderbilts were still debating who should stay overnight to watch over Paul when Dominick cut straight through their discussion. "I'll stay. No need to arrange anyone else."

"Dom, you can't stay here," Marissa protested quickly. "You've got that board meeting tomorrow. You need proper rest."

Dominick shook his head. "The meeting can wait."

Marissa felt uneasy about leaving Dominick and Paisley here alone. Sure, nothing would happen, but she just didn't want them spending time together, just the two of them.

Marissa quickly came up with an idea. "Look, Dom, why don't I stay instead? Ms. Sutton and I are both women. It'll be more practical."

need. Go home and get some rest." Without another word, Dominick walked straight into the hospital

she just dragged her backpack into Paul's VIP room. The space was massive, decked

and collapsed onto the sofa against the wall, letting her eyes fall shut. Within minutes,

backrest, head drooping forward. Under her messy ponytail, the elegant curve of her neck peeked through, smooth and delicate. Her long lashes fluttered slightly, giving away that her

walked in on. He stood

sleep, she vaguely sensed someone touching her. Her eyes

was absolutely silent

do it properly," Dominick said, his brow furrowing in mild annoyance. Paisley pushed

made Dominick laugh darkly. "Why shouldn't I? That's my grandpa lying there." Paisley just shrugged, her voice dripping

knew better. Marissa would never willingly let her and Dominick be alone together. Marissa should have fought tooth and nail to prevent it and let herself stay here. That would be more like her. "What are you trying to

conversation going with Dominick. "All I want is one peaceful evening without any drama. So do me a favor and keep your distance, you and your precious Ms. Prescott both. Just

difficult