Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 81

Meanwhile, Kieran couldn't bear the thought of leaving the injured Lila alone. He decided to send her and Jamie back to the film set.

"Uncle Kieran, you should drop Jamie off first," Lila suggested.

Jamie blinked. She was about to say that there was no rush for her but swallowed her words when she saw how focused Kieran was while driving.

Though he was Lila's uncle and seemed gentle, his every move carried undeniable authority that intimidated her for no apparent reason. Plus, he looked strangely familiar.

Just before getting out of the car, Jamie couldn't resist giving him another glance. His demeanor and voice toward Lila were gentle.

Jamie figured that all successful employers had to be a little strict to manage their staff better.

After Jamie waved goodbye, Kieran drove Lila back to Opulent Hotel. He cast a sideways glance at her face and noted it was still pale.

"Lila, why don't you rest for another day? If you're eager to learn, I can provide you with better opportunities and resources."

Sitting quietly in the passenger seat, Lila turned her head away from the window at his voice. Her expression which had been emotionless softened into a smile.

"I'm fine. Morgan Group is huge, but it can't bend the

as Kieran stopped the car, he almost blurted out that he could give her the entirety of Morgan Group if she asked for it. What was the big deal about bending

had to keep that thought to

his gaze with clear and bright eyes. "Uncle Kieran, these challenges are nothing to me. They're

fingers to make a peace sign and smiled faintly. Her smile was so bright and teasing that Kieran wondered if she'd

and his Adam's apple bobbed slightly. He dared not look at her for too long as he reached out and gently ruffled her hair. "Don't push

Lila's eyes sting. Too many problems

had repeatedly told her not to make a fuss, but Kieran

blinked away the tears to calm herself down. She allowed herself to show a hint of vulnerability,

be the first person I turn

she said so, Kieran knew that she'd never seek him out for help. That said, he didn't bother pointing it out

of the car and waved him goodbye. She watched as his car disappeared into the distance before turning to

soon as she stepped

and quickened her pace. But as soon as she turned a corner, she froze. A man was slumped against her room door without

against the wall. The man's head drooped as his arm rested on one bent knee. He looked utterly exhausted. Sensing