too late for a second chance novel (Lila and Dorian) novel Chapter 206

"Stop," Vince said, unable to maintain his usual gentle demeanor. "Lila and Dorian were once a couple. They were together for many years."

He spoke directly, and Amelia was taken aback. "That's true?"

He was certain that Amelia appeared smart, but she was quite naive.

"Yes, and their breakup was quite messy. It happened because Dorian cheated. Later, he made a big show of trying to get back together, but Lila didn't take him back. I'm telling you this to warn you—try not to mention Dorian in front of Lila. It'll just annoy her."

She let out a slow breath. "It's no wonder why it seemed like Dorian had such a strong opinion of Lila and even tried to convince me not to let Joyce Group and Lila cooperate. Now, it makes sense.

"Because of all this, I don't want to see him either. He tried to contact me twice recently, but I turned him down both times.

"Lane Group and Dorian were working on a movie project that Lila negotiated. Since that's the case, you could cancel the contract with him and transfer it to Lila.

"Magi Pictures now back her. On the surface, Morgan Group might not seem to care about this industry, but I don't think that's true." She frowned as she spoke.

Vince could clearly see the point. If Morgan Group hadn't paid attention to Magi Pictures, the company wouldn't have been able to develop steadily. In recent years, it had quietly grown to become one of Northridge's top three entertainment companies.

He turned his gaze toward Lila, who was talking to Fletcher, but he couldn't hear them.

Amelia's words were something he had been considering lately. Recently, Dorian contacted him multiple times about this issue.

As he was turning his gaze back, he suddenly noticed someone holding a phone and taking pictures, possibly of... Lila?

He frowned and called out to Amelia. "Let's go check it out."

The two walked over, and by the time they reached the spot, Fletcher had already bowed slightly and left.

Vince glanced at the person taking the pictures, but they were already gone. He furrowed his brows, unsure if he was overthinking things.