Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 290

Shannon regretted not making a decisive move from the start.

Kieran swept his cold gaze across Shannon's face and set the glass on the table. Then, he crouched and carried Lila in his arms before walking out of the venue. He did not even take another look at Shannon.

Everyone hurriedly made way for Kieran. Cedric, who snapped back to his senses, ran after Kieran. "Mr. Morgan, Lila-Madam..." He struggled to address Lila the right way. "Madam's bag!"

He settled on "Madam", which he assumed Kieran might like. When he saw Kieran's gaze softening, he silently praised himself for being quick on his feet.

Cole took the bag from Cedric. "Sorry for the trouble."

"Actually, Kieran, I'm able to walk." Lila stared at Kieran with bright, hazy eyes.

He put her into the backseat before getting into the car from the other side. She turned around to stare at him keenly. Smiling helplessly, he raised his arm to stop her from staring.

It was dangerous to peer into her eyes for too long. He would lose the self-control that he was proud of when it was Lila.

"Take a nap. I'll wake you up when we arrive home."

the way and rested her cheek on it. Her already tiny face looked even more exquisite when contrasted with

head, she remarked, "In my dream, you sat beside me just like

pressed his finger

warm, gentle voice

conversation, "But you took

really dream of

Lila looked rather intimate. In some ways, they were the perfect match. They were both blessed with good looks. Kieran would only turn chatty

else. Kieran's busyness was misleading. In reality, he had no love for the world and himself. H@would only care for matters related

buried her face into his

intimate move stunned Kieran, who thought he had seen it

expect Lila, who appeared quiet and reserved, to make such

swallowed hard. The look in his eyes deepened. He croaked, "Was

sense that Lila was drunk because she was a little slow and slurred. Looking up slowly into his eyes, she

head, trying hard to

changed the topic of the conversation. "And what made me