Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game

Ophelia was taken aback. She waved her hand and tried to sit up, only to rip her wound. She coughed violently.

Zach stroked her chest considerately.

"Take it easy, just tell us what you want," Zach said softly.

Wilfred felt bad for Ophelia and said, "Just calm down, Ophelia. She's here to apologize, not to rip off your wounds again."

Ophelia gasped and finally got her breath.

"Wilfred, please stop Lilianna. I can't watch her doing that. Please sit down and let's talk. I still need some time to recover, so I can't speak too loud. Please don't blame me for my rude welcome," Ophelia said with a smile.

Wilfred pulled Liliana over and let her sit.

Liliana slowly lowered down her head and felt awkward. She was, indeed, less womanly than Ophelia, and she felt frustrated because of that.

Ophelia was so decent even when she was ill now. That was what men liked. No wonder Wilfred fell for her, too.

She was such an excellent woman and overshadowed Liliana all the time.

Seeing Liliana lowering her head in silence, Ophelia smiled and said, "Wilfred, don't blame her too much, it's not her fault."

Wilfred patted Liliana on the back like an elder brother and said, "Ophelia says she doesn't blame you for that. Don't you feel anything to say?"

Then she stood up and

Ophelia felt so embarrassed.

"Liliana, please don't do

and looked at

blame you. Let's forget about it. And you should promise not to do it

uncomfortable. Even her

was me who was been too careless. Nobody knew that a car would rush over during the green light. Liliana is not a superwoman and even if she was standing beside be

at

safety regardless of the cost. After all, their company could make quite a fortune from it. The employer prioritized everything. If anything happened to the employer within the duration of the contract, they'll have to return five

an order, the bodyguards had to be careful no matter how capricious the employer was, for fear of any accidents upon the

you for not blaming me. The fault is due to my negligence. I

felt a

be too rich to care about the loss.

"Wilfred, please stop Liliana. It has already been hard enough for a little girl like her to make a living on her own. You're been too harsh

feeling guilty all the time, she wouldn't get over it if

choice but to accept

looked at Ophelia and saw that her face was still very pale, and her

and he asked,

I don't feel tired, just sleepy,

by tomorrow. Anything you want to eat? We can take some here

here, Wilfred. I'm flattered, really. You don't need to bring me any food. My mother-in-law will