Sextuplets From Ruthless Love novel Chapter 190

Lilia and Lionel were obedient children, but they were still young.

Lilia was only eighteen years old this year, and she was attending university. Lionel was a little older than his sister, but he was only twenty years old.

There was no way both of them could support the Queen family. There were also no relatives in the Queen family that could stand up to Jonathan, so they could only get pushed around by him.

Jessica clenched her fists when she thought about it. "I have to help Lionel. I'll not let Jonathan do whatever he wants!" she thought.

"What's the matter?" someone asked.

Jessica was so focused on reading the news that she did not noticed Trevor had entered the room.

"It's nothing."

Jessica put down her phone and shook her head.

Trevor took a deep breath and asked, "Are you running into any problems? I can help."

He had seen the angry look on her face when he entered the room, so he knew she must be thinking about the Queen family.

Trevor really wanted to help because his heart ached for her every time he saw her in that state.

However, he was also afraid that Jessica would disappear from his life once he helped her handle the Queen family's matters.

Even if the Queen family's matters force her to be in Herington, I cannot let her disappear from my life again! he thought.

Trevor knew he could take care of the Queen family's two children. At the very least, he could make sure they lived comfortably. However, it was not time to let the Queen family return to their former glory yet.

Jessica, I'm sorry. I have to be greedy just this once, so you can stay here, he thought.

"Mr. Gulliford, what's the matter?"

Jessica's soft lips quivered when she saw him deep in thought.

"Jessica, can you not leave? I'm willing to do anything

you want."

Trevor no longer looked like his usual stern self. Instead, he was staring at her like a child.

"Mr. Gulliford, you know this. We are people from two different worlds."

Jessica suddenly thought she had made the wrong decision of staying for ten days at the Gulliford residence.