too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 131

The media directed their cameras at the three on the red carpet, and like the viewers watching the live stream, they were also amazed by their looks.

"Are the two next to her from the entertainment industry?"

"Are these two newcomers from Nexus Entertainment? Are they really this good-looking?"

"Send me the information for the woman next to them. I want to follow her!"

"The guy next to her is Teddy Anderson! He's the one Jamie pushed down the stairs!"

"He's a handsome young man. I love him!"

Lila and her companions gave a slight nod to the cameras. Their expressions were calm and composed, their movements graceful and elegant. They resembled heirs from a prestigious family—elegant and mysterious.

Teddy, who was a bit nervous earlier, began to calm down.

Lila walked forward in her high heels, and the other two followed half a step behind her, their presence commanding attention. She saw a man leaving the next car as they neared the entrance, and her gaze lingered for a moment.

Dorian noticed her gaze and looked up. When he saw the somewhat familiar figure, his fingers, hanging by his side, twitched slightly.

He quickly dismissed the thought, laughing at himself. He had gone through a lot to get an invitation to this charity gala—how could Lila possibly get in?

The media turned their cameras on him, and his usual cold face showed a hint of a smile. He waved at the camera, and his fans cheered wildly below.

The live stream comments flooded in.

"Mr. Blake, you're so handsome. I love you!"

"I really think Dorian and Lila look perfect together! I can't even imagine how good-looking their children would be!"

On the contrary, he spoke with pride. "I used to go to the fields with my parents to plant corn and wheat. Sometimes, we planted soybeans, and others, sweet potatoes.

"My favorite part was digging holes with the kids in the village to roast sweet potatoes when harvest season came." His eyes sparkled as he talked about these memories, completely forgetting the delicious treats in his hands.

"You don't know, Jamie, the sweet potatoes my parents grow are way sweeter than the ones sold on the street."

Jamie was a bit surprised. "Really? Is there some trick to planting them?"

"Not really." He waved his hand. "It's probably just the variety."

She looked on with admiration. "I had no idea! If I get the chance, I'll definitely try your family's sweet potatoes."

Lila sat nearby, smiling as she listened to their conversation, though her gaze drifted to the people who had already entered. When Vince handed her the invitation that day, it felt like he was handing her a piece of paper.