too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 139

Afterward, Vince found himself unconsciously paying attention to the news about the adopted daughter of the Morgan family.

He knew that Lila had excelled in high school and that she and Noah shared a close relationship. He knew she had been accepted into the best film university and had pursued her passion for directing.

He also knew that she had fallen in love. It was only when he learned this that Vince realized how much attention he had been giving to Lila.

He began deliberately avoiding news about her. During that time, he suffered from sleepless nights.

Slowly, life returned to its normal rhythm. Home and work became his two fixed points. He buried himself in heavy work, trying to numb the loneliness gnawing at him.

He thought that Lila had long been forgotten in his mind. But then, not long ago, he came across news of Lila and Dorian breaking up and discovered that his sister, Jamie's agent, was none other than Lila.

At that moment, Vince found it difficult to put his feelings into words. Now, she stood before him, and following her line of sight, he saw a man walking toward them.

The man had broad shoulders and a narrow waist—a classic physique. His well-tailored suit made his already impressive height even more striking.

Kieran had subdued some of his aura, and though he wasn't as imposing as when he first entered, his presence still commanded attention.

People couldn't help but notice him.

He looked up at Lila, his expression calm, his gaze as cold as usual but with a trace of warmth buried deep.

"Mr. Morgan," Vince spoke quickly.

The man nodded slightly, his gaze falling on the girl behind him.

Vince paused for a moment before quickly picking up on the situation. "Mr. Morgan, I still need to check on a few things downstairs. Please feel free to take your time."

He turned back to Lila. "Lila, there's a lounge over there. Could you please help me show Mr. Morgan the way? Thank you."

She nodded politely. "Sure, You go ahead."

Vince nodded before leaving them. Once he was out of earshot, Lila's smile became even sweeter. "Uncle Kieran."

Kieran took a few long strides and was soon standing before her. "Tired?"

She shook her head. "I had a few glasses of sweet wine earlier, so I'm a bit dizzy, but I feel better now.

"Uncle Kieran, look at that person." Lila stood by the railing and pointed down to someone below.

As she raised her eyes, Kieran's gaze met hers, mirroring her reflection.

Kieran's fingers, hanging by his side, moved slightly as though he wanted to tuck a loose strand of hair behind her ear. However, he hesitated and didn't make the move. In his heart, he thought, "I'm not a savior. I'm just your—"

As he realized what he had been thinking, his gaze deepened. He quickly turned away from Lila's eyes, not allowing himself to think any further.

On the venue's first floor, Dorian was in a foul mood after being rejected. He tugged at his tie in frustration.

Just then, his eyes swept over to the second-floor railing and landed on a familiar figure.

He looked up and saw Lila and Kieran together. The man, with his eyes slightly lowered, was handing her a red object that looked like an invitation.

Lila had her back to him, so he couldn't see her expression clearly. However, based on her body language, she was obviously happy.

Dorian suddenly recalled something Lila had said to him earlier.

"Look, isn't that person who just entered a better choice?"

Dorian clenched his fists, his knuckles turning pale from the force. When did Lila get involved with Kieran?