The Billionaire’s Maid Bride

Kamilla looked at the woman standing beside Lucian and tentatively called out, “Allison?”

Allison flashed a gentle smile, her hand still linked with Lucian’s arm. She stood right next to him, exuding an air of elegance.

Her eyes squinted into thin lines, “Ms. Zimmer, what a coincidence.”

Kamilla didn’t have any particular feelings towards Allison, but she found it odd. Wasn’t Allison the maid of the Flanagan family? Why was she with her brother all of a sudden? Something felt off.

“Lucian, it’s my friend’s birthday today. I didn’t expect you to be here. Let’s celebrate together.”

Ronald chimed in, “Yeah, Luca, let’s grab a bite together.”

Lucian turned to Allison, seeking her opinion. At this mornent, all eyes in the room were on Allison. Everyone was surprised, making wild guesses. After all, Penelope was still in the hospital, yet Lucian was dining with a woman who looked so much like Penelope, which was bound to stir up rumors. But nobody dared to ask directly.

Allison responded, “Sure.”

Kamilla was currently studying in the Arts department at Northfield College. Ronald was also her classmate, coming from a well-off family, his grandfather being a renowned general.

at Ronald’s birthday were his classmates

the Arts department at Northfield College without financial

restaurant was quite popular in Northfield recently, with a nice décor and a soothing countryside style. The small hall on the second floor was even more elegant,

really good, and I’ve ordered them already. See if

Allison took the menu, which already had several dishes selected. She glanced at

rang, he stood up to take

menu, picked another home-style dish, then handed the

planning to hit the karaoke, are you

at Ronald sitting across from her, “No, I’ve got stuff to do. Happy

the costume from the set, a light blue knitted cardigan with a

her voice soft, and her appearance refined with a calm demeanor. Ronald blushed a bit and asked, “What

him when he gets back.” Allison

how did you meet my brother?”

“Just a coincidence.”