too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 40

Jamie was indignant. "She started this, so why should we accommodate her? Just because she's an idiot?"

Teddy's eyes widened. How could the sweet little Jamie suddenly become so enraged? It felt as if Dorian's presence had flipped a switch in Jamie, transforming her into a furious creature.

Dorian's expression darkened instantly. How dare a newcomer speak to him like that?

Darcy, furious, was about to rush forward to hit her. "You little bitch! How dare you talk to me like that! Just wait until I shut you up!"

Lila quickly pulled Jamie aside to prevent that crazy woman from attacking her.

"Dorian, keep your dog in place!"

"You... you guys! I'll kill you two bitches!" Darcy jumped in anger, her face contorted, shouting that she would strike again.

Her voice was loud, attracting the attention of many crew members, who began to whisper among themselves.

"Enough! This isn't your place to throw a tantrum. If you keep acting like this, don't bother coming back," Dorian said coldly, his eyes showing displeasure.

He'd have kicked this unruly cousin to the curb by now if it weren't for his uncle.

What a disgrace!

Darcy opened her mouth but dared not speak further. She lowered her head to stand beside Dorian, glaring fiercely at Lila.

That bitch! She broke up with him and still wouldn't get lost, always hanging around Dorian. Was she trying to seduce him back?

What a shameless person!

Though she had shut up, Lila and Jamie could see how filthy her thoughts were.

Teddy positioned himself between the two women. His brows and eyes were sharp when he wasn't smiling, giving him an imposing presence.

But once he opened his mouth, his true nature was revealed. "You're already cosplaying as an old witch. Do you have to maintain that persona in everything you say and do?

"And what's with the constant squinting? Are your eyes uncomfortable? I have eye drops. Do you need a drop or two?"

Dorian shot Teddy a displeased look.

Darcy was one of his own, and he had the right to scold her.