Chapter 2120 – Highlight Chapter from Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson)
Chapter 2120 is a standout chapter in Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) by Ms. Shadow, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Novel narrative into new territory.
In the small kitchen, Nathaniel was dressed in the shirt and pants from the night before, with a black apron tied around his waist,
Mavis stared in shock as she watched Nathaniel focus on cooking.
It was a scene straight out of a movie, so beautiful that it felt too good to be true.
Nathaniel… actually learned how to cook?
He seemed to have changed a lot compared to five years ago, becoming much more like a father.
This little apartment suddenly felt warm, almost like a cozy home for a family of three.
A smart and adorable son, a handsome and considerate husband, living a simple and peaceful life together…
What was she thinking?
Imagining Nathaniel as a good husband?
A womanizer was far from being a decent man.
While she was lost in thought, Nathaniel plated the last dish and set it on the table. Then, he slowly removed the apron and pulled out a chair for Callum.
"Breakfast is ready."
His deep, steady voice carried the same commanding tone it always did.
Mavis snapped back to reality and took her seat at the table.
Fried eggs, toasted bread, tomato and ham pasta, milk…
Nathaniel had prepared quite a spread for breakfast.
She sat there awkwardly, not yet touching her food.
"D-Did you go out early this morning just to buy all this?"
"Yes," Nathaniel answered casually, sipping his black coffee as his gaze settled on her. "Would you like milk or coffee?"
"Milk is fine, thank you."
Nathaniel poured her a glass of warm milk and handed it to her with natural ease.
Compared to Nathaniel's calm demeanor, Mavis felt a bit out of place having breakfast with her son for the first time in years.
She found a random topic and asked, "Were your clothes already dried when you woke up?"
She was prepared for a hostile confrontation—confinement, threats, or Nathaniel using his power to control her.
Instead, he did not lock her up, let her stay in her old apartment, and even prepared breakfast.
The man sitting across from her seemed almost too good to be true.
She kept her head down, eating silently, her mind a jumble of thoughts.
Thinking back, other than his habit of getting close to other women, Nathaniel did not have many other unacceptable bad traits.
He was tall, strikingly handsome, intelligent, and naturally gifted in business. Moreover, he was strong and capable, and as long as he was not abusive, he actually provided a sense of security.
Over the years, he even learned how to cook and do housework.
This might be the ideal husband to any other woman—someone you would be lucky to find.
If… If he could promise to maintain a respectful distance from other women, commit to his family, and care for Callum, maybe even if he did not love her, she could consider staying with him…
Just as she felt herself wavering, she heard Nathaniel's mocking tone.
"You don't seem to enjoy your breakfast much. Is it because that man abroad also cooked for you often? Was his cooking better than mine? Is that why you're so lost in thought? Are you missing his food?"
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