Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 102

"I'm heading back to the set today. I probably won't be back for about a month," Lila said as she leaned in close, her gaze fixed on Kieran's eyes. "I heard from Aunt Nicole that you haven't been eating on time. Is that true?"

He raised an eyebrow slightly, about to deny it.

"Don't even lie to me. I've seen through all your tricks." She acted like a playfully over-dramatic teenager and tapped the tip of his straight nose with her delicate finger. The light, fleeting touch carried a ticklish sensation, like a feather brushing against his chest.

She then feigned displeasure and huffed softly. "If I catch you again, I'll punish you with 30 lashes."

She couldn't help but laugh at her own words, her smile bright and dazzling like the sun.

Kieran, however, responded with surprising seriousness, "Yes, ma'am."

That left Lila slightly flustered. Scratching her head, she muttered, "Well, I should get going. See you, Uncle Kieran."

Without waiting for a reply, she turned and hurried out. He watched her retreating figure, a faint smile surfacing in his eyes.

her place before heading back to the film set. She glanced around Jamie's neighborhood. The area looked nice, and the property prices

the company, or is this your

who usually kept a low profile, didn't seem like someone

answered, "It's where my family lived before

for years after that.

leaving it empty. The company's housing arrangements weren't

noticed Jamie's expression dimming out of the corner of her eye. She regretted

happened years ago. I was really young then and don't remember

she murmured, lips pressing together. "Maybe it's because it's

topic and make her uncomfortable. She changed the subject. "I might leave the film studio

second female and male lead roles. When they hold auditions, you two should give it a shot. It's

added, "Magi Pictures has a major production coming up,

soon.

you land a good role, prioritizing that project might be better. It's

listened intently, temporarily setting aside