er 490 That’s My Man
In the days since he’d reunited with Tilda, Rain smiled more brightly than ever before.
His smile was completely genuine, with no walls up and not a trace of fear.
He looked so content, as if he had the whole world in his hands.
Even the stars seemed to lose their shine around his smile.
His bright smile truly made his striking white hair and alluring red eyes seem even more dazzling.
Every time Tilda saw his smile, she couldn’t help but blurt out a curse, Holy crap!
Someone this good–looking should only exist in comics!
This time, Tilda didn’t rush back to Slosa.
Instead, she went back to Jeselton with Andy.
“I have to say, I really thought you’d head straight back to Slosa.”
Andy slung an arm around
with Rain for so long late, shoulders, sounding all pitiful. “You’ve been hanging out
that I almost died of loneliness… conscience and came to keep me company in Jeselton.”
“All right, Andy, drop the act already. Take a look at this.”
Tilda showed Andy a message from Kyla’s birth mom, Megan.
Megan had invited Tilda over for a meal.
Good thing you still have a
Based on the restaurant she picked, she was really going all out to please Tilda.
Instead of picking George Madron, where Tilda had once made a huge scene before, she chose another one of Jeselton’s century–old restaurants–Jeselton Steakhouse.
There was a saying that goes, if you’re in Jeselton and don’t eat a steak here, you haven’t really visited.
That’s why it’s always tough to book a table here, probably because the prices aren’t too outrageous.
At least for people from wealthy families like them, it wasn’t expensive.
Chapter 490 That’s My Man
Even though Megan’s family was on the verge of bankruptcy and divorce, she could still afford this meal to please Tilda.
Of course, Tilda didn’t rush to reply to Megan’s message.
She simply texted back, “I’ll think about it.”
Megan was going all out to please Tilda, bending over backwards for her.
Being rich and famous really did make life easier.
Given Megan’s family situation now, if Tilda stirred the pot just a little…
She’d definitely go ask her precious daughter for money.
“Tilda, I actually thought you finally grew a conscience! Turns out you just came here for business!
“Boohoo! You’re terrible! You’re the worst friend ever!”
If it weren’t for the fact that there were other people around, Andy would’ve pulled out a tissue and put on his best impression of a sobbing wife ditched by a player husband.
He’d be fake–crying all the way!
Tilda glanced at the overdramatic Andy.
“Why don’t you come with me, then?”
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