Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 147

Lila acted as though she didn't notice Margaret's fury radiating off of her.

She looked innocent and said, "Could it be that those elite women didn't invite you because they felt your status was so noble that they were too embarrassed to ask?"

Margaret looked as if she had been struck in the chest, but she still made an effort to maintain her poised demeanor.

"You... You lowly woman! How dare you speak to my mother like that!" Darcy said through gritted teeth. "Did you ever think about what would happen when you made Ms. Parker stop teaching me? Did you ever think about why you got kicked out of Nexus Entertainment? Karma is real. Just wait, you'll die starving in some alley!"

Lila looked at her, surprised by how quickly they had gotten the information.

Her gaze became slightly appraising, and her look carried a certain implication that made Darcy and Margaret uneasy.

Margaret had often made things difficult for Lila, either intentionally or unintentionally.

She was sure that Lila, being as calculating as she was, couldn't have missed the hints she had been dropping.

But despite that, Lila had always been polite toward her.

Margaret had interpreted Lila's tolerance and devotion to the house as an attempt to please Dorian.

their breakup, she still didn't believe it. She thought it

know what game you're playing? We're both women, and your little trick might fool Dorian, but

here today, but I'll be clear since we've

considering you've been by his side all these years, even if you

stay humble, like before, and keep your head low when you're with our

with endless resources

love after becoming successful could only be considered a stroke of luck

Dorian wasn't her biological son. If he were, she would never allow

not happen. Instead, Lila's eyes,

a tone of irony, "Mrs. Blake, I've already broken up with Dorian. We're strangers now, just

and accommodating

never received

lowly

Blake family, her upbringing made

scoffed and said, "Here's some advice for you, Mrs. Blake. Try not to

come from scholarly families, and they emphasize proper

saying that, she walked