She Returns As A Billionairess
She Returns As A Billionairess By Fiona Jaramillo Chapter 39

She Returns As A Billionairess By Fiona Jaramillo Chapter 39

Chapter 39 Open Hearts

When Zion heard his sister’s words, his heart melted.

Kaylah continued, “In the future, I will listen to you and never separate from you again.”

Zion enjoyed his sister’s intimacy very much. In this world, Kaylah was his only family.

They were supposed to be each other’s anchors. To support his younger sister, Zion gained a foothold in the competitive business world.

Even if he gave all of his love and money to Kaylah, he would still feel that it was not enough.

However, Hendry and the Lowery family did not cherish her, so Zion would never let anyone take her away in the future.

If the Lowery family wanted to hurt Kaylah again, Zion would definitely tear up those ungrateful

bastards.

All sorts of thoughts flashed through his mind, but Zion’s expression was extremely calm.

“Just be good,” Zion said.

“Boohoo…” Kaylah sobbed.

Zion rubbed Kaylah’s hair and told her to go back to sleep. He even sent her back to the bedroom.

After watching Kaylah fall asleep, Zion tucked her in and turned off the lights in the bedroom before

leaving.

He stood at the door of Kaylah’s room for a long time. Only at this moment did he feel everything

was real.

He was no longer alone in the empty house.

With a smile on his lips, Zion went to the study room.

He turned back into a cold boss and called Aryan.

“Make a list of the projects that the Lowery Group is busy with and send it to me.”

Aryan, who knew that Zion would be in a hurry to take action, sent the documents he had prepared

earlier to Zion.

Aryan reminded him, “I’ve sent it to you, but Kaylah probably wants to do it herself.”

The next day.

Hendry held his head and sat up from the bed.

He found himself lying at home, reeking of alcohol. He was still wearing the suit he wore yesterday.

Because he was drunk last night, his head hurt so much. He did not have this kind of feeling for such along time that he didn’t know what to do.

In the past, if he had social engagements and drank too much, Kaylah would always help him change into comfortable pajamas, She would wipe his face and hands considerately. At last, she would feed him a glass of honey water.

Then when he woke up the next day, he would not have a headache. In the morning, there would be abowl of porridge to suppress his nausea after he got drunk.

But last night, no one took care of him.

He wore smelly clothes and slept for the whole night.

No one changed his clothes and wiped his face. There was no honey water to sober him up or light. porridge to soothe his stomach.

Hendry staggered to his feet, took clean clothes to the bathroom, and had a serious shower before. hecame out of his trance.

He stood in front of the sink, looking at his slightly sunken face and stubbled chin. Hendry’s gaze was exceptionally cold.

In the past, he had never realized that Kaylah had done so much for him.

It was probably because he was so used to it that he ignored what she had done for him.

In this short marriage, Kaylah did not owe him anything.

He changed into a clean suit, shaved his beard, and put on his tie. Even though he was unwell, he had t

There was no reply from Leila. He had to deal with matters related to Design Department. There were aof things to do.

He opened the door and walked out of the room. He found Edith sitting in the living room watching TV.

When she saw Hendry come out, she greeted him indifferently.

“Hendry, you’re awake. Why did you drink so much last night?”

Hendry did not say that he had drowned his sorrows yesterday. Heonly nodded slightly and ran his eyes over the ground filled with rubbish.

Edith did not care. When talking business, everyone drank. She did not feel that there was a need to

care about this.

Probably because Hendry’s gaze was too sharp, she realized something and immediately retracted

her foot from the table.

She shouted, “Kaylah? Why haven’t you come out to clean up?”

Edith was used to being domineering and forgot that Kaylah had already left the Lowery family.

“Let the servants do the cleaning. Why did you call Kaylah?” Hendry paused.