The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back by Juliette Vaughan

Chapter 129

Lauren was organizing the unused rooms in Vanderbilt Manor with the butler and servants, as Paul would soon be discharged from the hospital and return home to recuperate.

At that time, two family doctors would be living there long-term, and the famous doctor, Charles Hansen, would also come to Vanderbilt Manor periodically to check on Paul.

As they busily worked inside and outside the house, Lauren saw Kayla's car drive in through the open gate and park.

Before long, Kayla and Marissa got out of the car one after the other. Kayla was holding a painting, which she handed to the servant who came to greet her.

"What happened? Why do you both look gloomy?" Once Kayla and Marissa approached, Lauren noticed the unusual expressions on their faces, especially Marissa, who looked like she had just been crying. "Didn't you go to meet your idol? Why do you look unhappy?" Lauren asked, thinking, 'They seemed so happy when they left. Why do they look so down now?'

Marissa remained as gentle as ever. "Nothing. We're just tired."

Kayla didn't speak, silently walking into the house, clearly preoccupied.

servant had already opened the outer packaging of the painting,

Lauren saw the painting, her eyes lit up. "It really is beautiful. No wonder you were so obsessed with it," she exclaimed to Kayla, then instructed the

Kayla, who had been silent, finally spoke up, "Do you know who Nion is?" Kayla's voice was muffled, and Lauren and Reginald keenly noticed the

to

she thought she must have misheard. "Paisley?" "Yes, that's right. It's

Crown&Culture, it must be right.' She was greatly shocked, standing there in a daze for a long

drinking water, almost

She knows medicine and is also a painter.

"Yeah, these skills need years of

for example. Kayla started learning to paint at thirteen, and after more than ten

moment, Lauren and Reginald's feelings

"Why didn't she tell us about her talents before?" After saying this, she felt awkward. Lauren thought, 'But even if she had told us, what would have changed? Would we treat Paisley better because of it?' She didn't know, as she had always believed that Marissa