Ex-husband Unmasked He’s a Billionaire novel Chapter 201

Chapter 201 

The night was quiet. 

Dakota gently wiped Cameron’s body with a towel, then sat by his bed. 

“Dakota, aren’t you tired sitting like this?” Cameron asked, looking embarrassed. 

“Not at all.” Dakota shook her head and gazed warmly at him. 

“You don’t need to worry about me. If I get tired, I’ll lie down on the sofa. You have to rest well so your wounds heal quickly.” 

“Okay, I’ll listen to you,” Cameron replied with a gentle smile. 

Dakota’s smile deepened. 

This was her first time taking care of Cameron. After spending the day together, she felt they had grown closer. 

“Oh, Cameron!” Dakota suddenly remembered something and asked, “So… did Ms. Jones also put together the big event down by the waterfront for you?” 

“Yeah.” Cameron nodded. This time, he didn’t hide anything. 

“Wow!” Dakota’s heart skipped a beat. Though she had been mentally prepared, hearing Cameron 

admit it still shocked her. 

What was their relationship in the past? Laura rented out the entire waterfront just to hold this grand 

event for him! 

Could they have been a couple? 

And could Cameron be the man in that photo? 

With these thoughts, Dakota’s gaze toward Cameron changed. 

There was a hint of sadness hidden in her shock. 

With such an outstanding woman like Laura by Cameron’s side, he probably… no longer needed her. 

Dakota felt her heart tremble at Cameron’s words. 

At that moment, Cameron seemed to notice something as well. He whispered, “We’re just ordinary friends. After the event, she’ll return to Leving, and we probably won’t see each other again. 

“This time, her organizing the event for me is like concluding some things from our past. 

A tremor ran through Dakota’s heart. The sadness in her eyes quickly disappeared as she looked at Cameron. “Ms. Jones won’t come to Yrando anymore?” 

“Yes,” Cameron reassured her. 

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“Then… won’t you miss her?” Dakota hesitated for a moment before asking. 

People tend to become more sensitive late at night. Usually, she wouldn’t ask such abrupt questions. 

“It would be a lie to say I won’t. After all, once someone exists in a person’s life, their traces are hard 

to erase.” 

“But it’s only occasional thoughts,” Cameron continued. “Just like you and me. If you were to go far away from me one day, I would never forget you.‘ 

As he spoke, Cameron glanced at the dark sky outside, where the stars intertwined like the complex trajectories of life. 

Dakota’s heart fluttered, and a smile reappeared on her lips. She could feel her important position in 

Cameron’s heart at that moment. 

That was enough for her. 

“Dakota, let me tell you a story.” Cameron’s gaze softened after seeing Dakota’s smile. 

“Sure.” Dakota’s face lit up. 

“The story is a bit long, so I’ll take my time to tell it, and you can listen slowly. 

“Once upon a time, there was a kid who lost his mom when he was little and ended up wandering all 

alone. 

“People looked down on him because he suffered from an illness. The employees in the shop bullied him, and the customers often scolded and hit him. But the boy endured it all. 

“He had a reason to live. 

“Until one day, he accidentally spilled tea on some customers. The customer scolded him, and the boss kicked him out of the shop. His month’s wages were withheld too. 

“It was a winter with heavy snowfall. The boy had to sleep on the streets, hungry and cold. 

“He wore only thin clothes, his body turning purple from the cold. He wanted to ask passersby for some food, but they all looked at him with disgust, some even kicking him as they passed by.