All Chapters of The Return of the Billionaire's Daughter : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“How is Helena?” Serena asked as Philip walked over to the couch where she was sitting with Angela. “Sleeping,” Philip replied shortly. After checking, Helena said she was fine and just needed some rest. Not wanting to discuss it while Helena was in such a bad condition, everyone agreed that Helena should rest. Alan went out to sit, followed by the butler, and Serena with Angela. They were now sitting on the couch with confused expressions on their faces. “That woman is very cunning,” Serena said with a sigh of disbelief at Helena’s ex-mother-in-law. “I will make sure they suffer and regret putting Helena through this,” she said sharply. Angela agreed but Philip remained silent. “So, what should we do now? Should we call a psychiatrist?” Philip asked then. “Helena will not be satisfied,” Angela sighed. After all, Helena had a stubborn side that would not be easily persuaded. “We will do whatever it takes to make H

“You’ll be here for a few days, right?” Helena asked Angela. “Yes. I’ll be here for a few days to take care of you,” Angela repeated. “That’s good. I need a friend.” Helena fed herself another mouthful of ice cream still half in the other cup. The two men were busy paying attention to Helena, making her uncomfortable. “Why?” Helena asked a little fiercely, looking at Philip and Edmund alternately. “No. Do you look okay?” Edmund asked. “Yes, I’m fine,” Helena answered confidently. Edmund nodded his head slowly. “Philip told me. If you’re okay, I’m relieved to see him too,” he said. Helena just smiled and chose to finish her ice cream. “Helena?” Edmund said the girl’s name again, making Helena and Angela look at him too. Philip seemed to know what Edmund was going to say, so the man didn’t look back at all. “I’m going to talk to you about something, do you mind?” This time the two girls

“My daughter-in-law?” The voice greeted, seemingly very pleased with the fake soft tone. Helena remained silent without turning her body, letting the voice be heard again. “Why didn’t you tell me you were going shopping, honey?” Janet spoke again, chuckling softly. The tapping of high heels on the marble floor echoed there, it was very clear that Janet had come. Yes, who else would call Helena a daughter-in-law if not that woman? It seemed like Janet didn’t care about reality or what happened between them. Helena remained where she was, her back to Janet. The girl’s attention was focused on the decorative night light in front of her. “Are you ignoring me?” Janet’s voice sounded annoyed now but Helena knew it was pretend. Next, the woman would sweet talk again. “Where have you been? It was so hard to find you. You know, Jimmy was looking for you. That kid is very stubborn. He was still looking for you even until he fell ill.”

The items Helena bought for her home office had arrived. Helena didn't want to waste time and immediately tidied up her office. The girl arranged every piece of furniture in the room neatly. "Need help?" Sara Philip interrupted when Helena had just taken a break from her activities. The girl turned her head then smiled and shook her head. "It's done," she answered in satisfaction. Philip chuckled. "Where's Angela? I don't see her anywhere." "Angela went home, come home tonight, or if not maybe tomorrow," Helena answered while leaning her butt on her desk. Her desk was inside, behind the door, and near the window facing the backyard. Philip stepped further in. Philip's gaze wandered around the room that Helena had just tidied up. "This is very typical of you, simple but elegant," Philip commented. Helena laughed. "Nice, right?" "Yes, good. Very comfortable. You might be able to move into this room later,"

Helena just stared at the night sky filled with stars with the moon in the distance that had just risen from its orbit. Helena smiled faintly letting Philip clear the table as the waiter came to deliver their food order. After the waiter left, Helena was still staring at the sky. The girl enjoyed the blowing night breeze. "Come on, eat first, " Philip said, making Helena turn her head. The various food menus served on the table made Helena's smile even wider. "Come on, eat," the girl invited and immediately took a spoon and fork there. Philip just shook his head. Even though they hadn't met for several years, it turned out that Helena was still a girl who always liked to eat, who always liked the sky both day and night. The girl hadn't changed even though she had been locked up in her ex-husband's big house for three years. They didn't talk much while eating. Once the food was finished, Helena leaned back in her chair and s