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

Andy clenched his teeth. He was used to being praised, but now, his dignity was

being trampled on. His heart burned with hatred toward Faith and Lila.

Landon, who had come to call everyone for dinner, immediately sensed that the

atmosphere was off as soon as he arrived.

He stood behind Amelia and asked in a soft voice, "What happened? Do these

two people want to hang out together?"

Amelia rolled her eyes at him. "Does it look like we can hang out together?"

"I got it." Landon nodded. He seemed reliable. He pointed at Andy, thinking that

the latter looked like a troublemaker. Among wealthy people, no one liked a

person like Andy.

"You're in a resort owned by the West family. Get out of here now!"

As soon as Landon finished speaking, the group of troublemaking friends Andy

had arranged to meet, who had been waiting for him but never saw him show up,

happened to come looking for him.

They were all from Northridge, so naturally, they recognized Landon and Kieran

standing next to him. Not a single one of them could afford to offend either of

them.

They glanced at Andy. Without saying a word, they greeted Kieran and the others

politely. Meanwhile, Andy's face turned pale.

Andy struggled to say, "Mr. Morgan, both of our families are partners. I don't think

it's right for you to embarrass me."

Upon hearing that, Faith had the urge to roll her eyes. How could Andy talk about

what was right for Kieran?

As expected, Kieran chuckled. "I can give up on the partnership with the Moore

family."

"Do you not care about the penalty for breach of contract?" Andy had a huge

reaction.

Kieran only glanced at him indifferently. "I dare to pay the penalty for breach of

contract, but does the Moore family dare to accept it?"noveldrama

Then, he wrapped his arm around Lila's shoulders. "Are you hungry? Shall we go

and eat?"

Lila glanced at Andy, who wore a dark expression. She found him annoying and

hateful. She wasn't interested in watching him argue, so she smiled at Kieran and

nodded. "Let's go."

She reached out to pull Amelia. Landon didn't move. He was always full of smiles,

but this time, his gaze turned cold. "Are you going to leave by yourself, or do you

want me to have someone kick you out?"

"How dare you!" Andy wanted to vent his anger, but Kieran wasn't out of sight yet.

So, he held himself back from cursing.

The troublemaking friends didn't

dare stay behind, either. They forced

Andy to leave with them. When they

left the resort, they asked, "What

happened? How did you offend the

Morgan family?"

Upon hearing that, Andy gritted his teeth with hatred. "What's Lila's background?"

"She's Mr. Morgan's fiancée."

"No, that's not right. They have already gotten married. She's Mrs. Morgan now."

Then, they realized that something was off. "Andy, don't tell me that you like her."

"We advise you not to touch her. There are so many women in this world. There

are beautiful ones and wild ones. We can get any kind of woman for you, but you

can forget about Lila."

"That's right. She's currently protected by Mr. Morgan. We should stay away from

her."

"In the past, the Bolton family offended her and was wiped out. The Locke family

is barely surviving too. We can't afford to offend the Morgan family."

After hearing all of that, Andy felt

even more frustrated. He decided to

think about how to explain to the

Moore family that Kieran didn't allow

him to be in charge of the

partnership. As for Lila, it wasn't

urgent.

Lila and the others had finished

eating. Then, they were called to go

to the outdoor party. There were all

kinds of games. Lila sat below the

stage and listened to the people

singing.

On the other hand, Kieran was dragged away by Landon to play something else.

It was some kind of men's game.

Someone sat down beside Lila. Lila looked up and was a bit surprised to see that

it was Faith, "Ms. Moore."

Faith nodded. "I'm sorry about today."

"It isn't your fault." Lila's tone was indifferent. She withdrew her gaze and

continued to watch the woman on stage singing. She even sang along softly.

Faith knew that Lila wouldn't blame her.