A woman dismissed by everyone around her as unstable is unexpectedly brought into the lives of a billionaire's children. As she forms a bond with them, the family's assumptions about her begin to unravel, forcing them to reconsider who she really is.
Aunt Melissa says Lily's timid and cries too much, and the school will change that. But she's so little. What if someone bullies her there? I glanced at Owen.
Worry filled his little grown-up face. He might act prickly, but he really did care about his sister. When are you supposed to go? Tomorrow.
Her little face drooping. Do you want to? She pressed her lips together without answering. I'm asking you.
Daddy said it's a good school. I immediately turned and glared at Julian. He stiffened, looking alarmed. I only had someone look into the school.
I haven't agreed to send her there. But Aunt Melissa said you'd already agreed. Julian's expression darkened. So Melissa's acting like she runs the place?
I patted Lily's little head. don't look at your dad I'm asking you do you want to go tears spilled from her eyes no then you're not going does whatever she say go is she the king no I raised an eyebrow then why does she think she can boss everyone around
Owen snorted a laugh then quickly straightened his face I glanced at him him. If you want to laugh, laugh. Hold it in until something breaks, and your dad will have to pay the medical bills. Julian rubbed between his eyebrows and was about to speak when his