Too late for a second chance (Lila and Dorian)

Chapter 393

Feeling Lila's mood shift, Kieran glanced sideways at her, assuming the text was something work-related.

In a gentle tone, he said, "If it's a hassle, we can get Cole to check on it."

Lila turned off her phone and shook her head lightly. "It's no big deal. Ethan can handle it."

Kieran said no more. He watched as she turned her gaze out the window.

Still, Cole received a message from Kieran. Treating it like an urgent mission, he thoroughly inspected everything at Magi Pictures but found nothing out of the ordinary.

There was only one noteworthy thing-Jamie had recently wrapped up filming a movie that she had taken on not long ago, one in which she played a supporting role. Today marked the end of production.

Kieran stared at the message. A brief pause later, he texted Cole, "Pick out a gift and send it over to Jamie."

After the tour led by Jeffrey, the group had dinner together. Kieran and Lila were then escorted back to their hotel in a show of respect.

Feeling Kieran holding her hand softly, Lila glanced up. "We've seen almost everything in Stenburg. Shall we head back tomorrow?"

Kieran turned around to look at her. "Do you still want to see the snow-capped mountains?"

moment, but she flashed a faint smile as she raised her

away for quite a while. I'm sure there's a mountain of work waiting for you at

was. Every night, he held video meetings. Cole, tasked to temporarily take over

the main reason

the company. He

was still alive, Gordon

the leaked core technology. Perhaps, there was more

and gently pinched her cheek. "You've been

until the New Year. Hilltop Heights should be

realized she had almost forgotten

a small blanket and

nodded. Eyes closed, she slowly descended

dreams, she had traveled back to the morning her parents left home. Henry had received an urgent call. He quickly called out to his wife, Paula Scannell, and the two grabbed their

"Don't go!

Lila. Holding Paula's hand, he passed right through

replayed a

final iteration, she stood before her parents, crying and pleading, begging