The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back (Paisley) novel Chapter 130

One morning, before heading to kindergarten, Serena complained to Paisley that they hadn't gone out for a nice meal in a long time.

Paisley realized that she had been busy with those trivial matters and hadn't spent quality time with Serena. So, she promised to take her out for a nice dinner that evening.

In the afternoon, after picking up Serena, Paisley first took her and Maria to the mall for shopping and to meet Emery.

Paisley had initially planned to invite Emery to dinner, but Emery was swamped with work. It was said that a hard-to-handle wealthy woman had caused her a lot of trouble, leaving her overwhelmed.

Paisley had no choice but to take Serena and Maria out for dinner instead.

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The restaurant on the top floor of the Scenic Grace Hotel was the most expensive in Harrowfell. It wasn't that the food was particularly delicious, but the view was stunning. Guests could enjoy their meals while taking in the most beautiful and vibrant night scenery of Harrowfell.

Using her connections, Paisley reserved a window seat.

Serena was very happy today. As soon as they entered, she flashed a sweet smile at the hostess.

The hostess was nearly melted by the little angel's smile.

For tonight, Serena had specifically asked Maria to change her into a pink princess dress and was wearing a pair of sparkling crystal shoes.

Paisley questioned Serena's taste, but Serena had her own ideas about dressing up, and Paisley couldn't sway her.

Paisley wore a high-neck, form-fitting long dress topped with a light gray cardigan. She adorned herself with a pearl necklace, and her hair was casually tied up low, looking simple yet elegant.

Once they reached their table, Paisley took off her cardigan and casually draped it over the back of her chair. The black fitted dress accentuated her perfect figure. And with her striking face, she drew the attention of those around.

"Mommy, look, everyone is looking at me. I'm the most beautiful princess," Serena said confidently, believing her crystal shoes were a perfect match for her outfit. She sparkled brighter than anyone else in the restaurant.

Serena's childish words brought smiles to those around them.

Paisley smiled, taking the menu from the waiter. "Yes, my princess, what do you want to eat?"

"We have a children's menu..." After the waiter patiently explained, the three quickly decided on their meals.

While waiting for the food, three figures appeared at the entrance of the restaurant.

"I'm Marissa Prescott. I reserved a window table for seven o'clock tonight." It was Marissa's voice.

Paisley looked up and indeed saw Marissa standing next to Dominick and Grayson.

Paisley glanced at her, offering a perfunctory smile in response.

Marissa seemed oblivious to how annoying she was and continued, "Dom and I haven't spent quality time with Grayson in a while, so we brought him out for dinner. I didn't expect to run into you."

As she spoke, Marissa waved at Paisley. "There's still room. Why don't you come over and join us?"

Grayson's eyes lit up, and he tightly gripped the white tablecloth.

Dominick showed no expression, staring intently at Paisley.

"No, thank you." Paisley decisively refused. "We're not that familiar."

Grayson slowly released his grip on the tablecloth, lowering his head, lost in thought.

Dominick's expression darkened, his gaze turning cold.

"Oh, I see. Well, that's fine," Marissa said awkwardly, smiling at Dominick.

"We aren't indeed that familiar with her," Dominick said coldly. His mind was filled with Marissa's words, "Maybe she doesn't love Dom that much..." He thought bitterly, 'Paisley, so you never loved me at all?'