Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 333

Yelena's gaze was completely drawn to the man approaching from the distance. She felt his face was familiar, but couldn't immediately place where she had seen him before.

The man had sharp and well-defined features-deep-set eyes and a tall, slender frame that seemed as elegant as a swan. He walked with long strides, his powerful presence filling the air like a powerful being controlling everything around him.

Kieran looked up and saw the bandage wrapped around Lila's head, with traces of red on her forehead. His gaze immediately darkened. He shouldn't have been so soft-hearted toward Bolton Group.

Feeling the overwhelming aura behind her, Lila turned around. The emotions she had been holding in suddenly cracked. She had been terrified when Shannon sped toward her earlier. She probably wouldn't have survived if it hadn't been for Terry.

Vince stepped aside to give Kieran space. He had never been on the same level as Kieran, always standing a step behind when it came to Lila.

In the past, he had struggled to deal with the rumors about Lila's relationship and had failed to resolve the issues before Kieran could intervene. Now, he hadn't been able to protect Lila from the car accident before Terry did.

If it were he who saw her first, would it be despicable to sacrifice himself to save her so that she would glance at him a little longer or maybe even enough for her to feel indebted? Vince's eyes fell on Lila, who Kieran was supporting. The care and gentleness Kieran showed her seemed so out of place for someone who was known to be the cold, aloof president of Morgan Group.

be arranged later. During his recovery,

you and offer our apologies for today." His clear, melodic voice felt like a soothing melody

what he said

toward Lila now

looked so familiar. Who was she, and how had

familiar with the entertainment industry. But Terry had called Lila his good friend, yet when she saw them, he had distanced

seemed close, and the next, he had

Vince seemed quite concerned

this man, who stood out even more in looks and presence-far more remarkable than

a strange curiosity. She glanced back at the sleeping Terry in

day, Shannon woke

and weary, leaning back in the chair, his head tilted as he slept. Because of the tension,

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