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Saying this now served as a way to kill the rumors, given that the Langley family wouldn't easily accept a daughter-in-law who was already married with children.
"Boys or girls? How old are they?"
"One boy, one girl. Both are over nine."
The crowd did the math quickly and were all taken aback. That meant Jillian had settled down and had kids in her early twenties.
Just as the atmosphere turned delicate, Killian leaned lazily against the sofa, swirling the red wine in his glass. His eyes were icy as he softly mocked, "Marrying so early... could it be you were pregnant out of wedlock back then, and had no other choice?"
Jillian looked down, clenching her hands tightly to suppress the churning fury inside her. She said mildly, "Yeah, I was young and naive. If I could go back ten years, I definitely wouldn't have married him."
"Alright, let's stop talking about me. Enjoy yourselves." Jillian stood up.
With that, everyone naturally stopped prying, and the party slowly livened up again.
The dinner dragged on until the early hours of the morning.
When it was time to leave, the company arranged cars to take the drunken staff home.
Jillian had also been drinking, so she hadn't brought her car.
Killian's driver pulled his car up to the entrance.
As Jillian walked out, a colleague asked, "How are you getting back, Ms. Jarrett?"
"I'll call a cab," Jillian smiled, the wind sweeping through her long hair.
Shifting her gaze, she saw Killian's car parked right at the bottom of the steps.
Jillian walked a little further away, avoiding his direction.
Standing at the bottom of the steps, she booked a ride on her phone.
Killian's The Sovereign Sedan sat idling for a long time. Then, the driver stepped out and opened the rear door.
It was a silent invitation.

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