Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 262

Drinking usually resulted in trouble.

This time, Kieran allowed Lila to help him upstairs and then slowly went to take a shower.

Lila made the hangover soup and brought it upstairs for him.

She knocked on the door but didn't get a response.

She opened the door quickly and saw that Kieran had already showered, changed, and was fast asleep in bed.

Lila smiled and glanced at him a little longer.

Kieran looked well-behaved.

At that moment, he seemed just like any other person.

Lila didn't want to disturb this calm atmosphere, but she also feared he would have a headache after waking up tomorrow.

He had to drink the hangover soup.

She felt a twinge of guilt as if she were the wicked stepmother preventing the little princess from sleeping.

"Uncle Kieran." She gently tapped him.

Lila had heard Amelie mention that Kieran had been living alone since he was very young. He encountered many dangers and never dared to let his guard down, even when sleeping.

Even after all these years, he remained vigilant in his sleep.

staff to stay away from his bedroom, and here at Evergreen Heights,

were gentle, the moment Kieran opened his eyes, a

quickly faded once he processed

it. She smiled and said, "Uncle Kieran, drink the hangover soup before you go back to

sat up, took the white bowl, and took a

Is it as good as the ones

the somber

and complimented

tasted it. It's not good at all.

I had already added everything in, I added some more water, and

Kieran was left speechless.

tried to maintain his composure. His brows started furrowing from the

laugh. Was he trying

actually had such a cute

next time!" she said with a playful smile, looking

the white bowl back, her delicate fingers more beautiful than the

thoughtfully turned off the lights

shifted slightly

because it didn't

didn't hurt. That sour hangover soup actually worked quite

early for a regular shoot with the crew,

Kieran at the dining table,

still sleeping?"

to calling her that

respond to that, instead asking, "Did you

"Yes." Cole remembered the