Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 44

Dorian had offered her an out time and time again, yet Lila took advantage of his love for her, becoming increasingly reckless!

It was all his fault for spoiling her before.

That's why she felt free to behave so recklessly.

The man patted Dorian on the shoulder with a serious expression. "My friend, if she doesn't appreciate your kindness, just leave her be for a few days."

Terry frowned, finding the advice utterly absurd.

The man was rich and often had money-hungry women around him, and their tantrums were just a way to get more. They'd eventually come to terms with it.

But Lila was different from those women!

He turned to Dorian, thinking he wouldn't listen to such nonsense.

To his surprise, Dorian's previously dark expression had eased a bit.

Terry was dumbfounded. Just as he was about to speak, the man pressed on, "Dorian, you could use her own tricks against her. Just bring a woman in front of her-no need for anything too intimate. I guarantee she'll come begging for you back. It's foolproof."

laughter.

you can't believe that! You know Lila's personality better than I do. If she's saying she wants to break up and has blocked you, this is serious. You should properly apologize and explain things to her. She's

"It's not shameful to apologize to your girlfriend. Otherwise,

his surprise, when he finished speaking, Dorian let out a cold sneer, his gaze turning

the one

Terry was stunned.

he just hit a live

chuckled and nudged his drink. "Honestly, Terry, you just don't have enough experience

no desire to engage in

about this? I have a few connections, and you can

As a friend, I'd be willing to

to kick him, feeling a complete lack of interest

glanced at Dorian, who lounged lazily on the sofa. He

said everything that needed to be said. If Dorian wouldn't listen, there was nothing more he

Dorian followed that man's advice, it would truly be his

just waiting for the day Dorian would

Lila was reaching Evergreen Heights, she called

for the evening, she

When she returned,