Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 171

When Dorian heard the name Amelia called out, he instinctively looked forward, and his gaze met Lila's.

He clearly saw the smile on her face freeze. Narrowing his eyes slightly, he glanced around and noticed that everyone else was far away.

Lila was sitting alone in a separate spot as if she were isolated.

A hint of mockery flashed in Dorian's eyes. Someone like her came to Joyce

Group to negotiate a collaboration? Lila was overestimating herself.

Following behind Amelia, he walked over with an air of arrogance, looking down at Lila with an obvious hint of pity.

It wouldn't take long before Lila would realize she was nothing without him. Who would spare her a second glance?

"I heard from Owen that you're here for the audition, so I came here specially for you. How's your preparation? Are you nervous?"

Lila set down the stuff she was holding and stood up, smiling at Amelia warmly. "Not really."

As soon as she finished speaking, Dorian chuckled. "You haven't pursued the path of directing since graduating. The only reason you got to film recently was because Mr. Foster and Dakota decided to keep you. Do you really think you'll be that lucky again this time?"

mockery in his words was so blatant that even

try," Amelia replied with a faint smile, her expression betraying

on what you said just now, it

wrong. But noticing Amelia watching him, he changed

speaking, the staff called Lila's

and grabbed her things, walking toward the

she could feel Dorian's sharp gaze on

follow and watch Lila, but Dorian stopped

"Ms. Joyce."

her steps and turned around to look

Chuckling, Dorian replied, "Ms.

shouldn't be so confident in her, or you might be disappointed. Lila used to be part of my team. Although she graduated from the

wasn't until two months ago that, thanks to her teacher, she joined a film crew as an assistant director. What kind of

don't seem very eager for Joyce Group

I don't want you to suffer a significant loss

Amelia stepped back, creating some distance between them. "Before our last

of answering his question directly, Amelia brought