too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 261

Kieran didn't get his desired answer, so he stubbornly asked again.

The forgotten memories became unusually clear at this moment.

It turned out it wasn't just his wild thoughts or extreme fantasies.

Lila's lips tightened in nervousness as she watched him, hesitating to speak.

"Uncle Kieran, you must have mistaken someone else for me. I don't blame you."

She firmly believed that they had no romantic connection. Kieran was a man of discipline and restraint, and he would never casually engage in ambiguous relationships with women.

The only explanation was that he had mistaken someone else for her.

Could it be that the person he liked resembled Lila?

Lila suddenly felt a headache. What kind of strange "substitute" situation was this?

She scratched her head. "Well, uh, let's just go shower first. Right, go shower first, and I'll make you a hangover soup."

Kieran was pushed inside, and he glanced back at the entrance with a frown.

Lila helped him up the stairs, and when they reached the corner, he stopped, pulling her to a halt as well.

"Lila." He pinned her against the handrail, his arms enclosing her. "Even though I didn't have a proper engagement banquet for you, to outsiders, we've already been engaged and are about to marry."

Lila swallowed nervously. She nodded while thinking of a way to escape from his arms.

Before she could crouch down, the man pulled her back up.

"Be good," he said, pulling her back into his embrace. "Morgan Group's shares are already yours. Once you're done with your work, let's choose a wedding house, shall we?"

Lila was dumbfounded.

Seeing her widened eyes, the man's gaze softened with a tender smile. "Which location do you like? I don't have much to give as a wedding gift, but I can give you 10% of Morgan Group shares. Would that be okay?"

His voice was deep, with a gentle warmth that almost seemed hypnotic.

Lila blinked, trying to make sense of what he was saying.