All Chapters of The Billionaire’s New Love: You Remembered Too Late: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

Kennedy went completely still.Amelia noticed first. Her eyes lifted to his face.Sean turned towards him.The voice on the phone was older than Kennedy remembered, rougher in places, but beneath the years lay a familiar cadence that pulled him back to his father’s house.A man standing near the dining room doors, an unwelcome silence whenever he entered. His father saying, Go upstairs, Kennedy.Silas.Kennedy’s fingers tightened around the phone.“Have your men finished looking?” Silas asked.Sean stepped closer.Kennedy lowered the phone and switched on the speaker.Nobody in the study spoke.Silas laughed softly. “I thought you might do that.”Amelia reached for Shannon.Mr. Voss slowly rose from his chair.Kennedy stared at the phone as though looking hard enough might put his uncle on the other side of the desk. “You’re alive.”“Yes.”“All these years,” Kennedy said.“You believed what you were told.”“My father buried you.”“Your father was always willing to accept an arrangemen

After breakfast, Shannon followed Sean into the smaller sitting room overlooking the garden. He closed the door behind them and took out his phone.“What time is it where she is?” Shannon asked.“Late enough for her to complain that I interrupted something.”“You sound like you miss being complained at.”Sean glanced at her. “You’ve been doing an excellent job.”She nudged him before settling beside him on the sofa.He called Aria.She answered on the fourth ring. Her face filled the screen, hair pulled into an untidy bun and a spoon held between her teeth.Sean frowned. “What are you eating?”Aria removed the spoon. “Hello to you too.”“It’s a simple question.”“Something I paid for with my own money in a country you sent me to. Do we need to discuss it further?”Shannon laughed before she could stop herself.Aria froze. “Wait.”Sean turned the phone slightly.Shannon lifted her hand. “Hi.”For a moment, Aria only stared. Then her gaze shifted between them. “You’re sitting together.”

Kennedy drew a breath. “I was wrong to decide that Sean and Aria should answer for Edward.”Her expression changed.“I had reasons to distrust their father. I still do. But Aria did nothing except love you, and I made her leave this house as though that meant nothing.”“She misses everyone.”“I know.”“She asked whether she could come back.”“I heard.” Kennedy looked down at his hands. “I also heard Sean tell her to stay where she was. After what I said to him, he is still making decisions to keep both families safe.”Shannon’s eyes softened. “He never wanted to fight you.”“I made that difficult to believe.”“You were hurt.”“I was afraid.” Kennedy glanced towards the window again. “I had only just found you. Every time someone showed me another record, all I could think was that I had missed something before. That if I doubted it this time, I might lose you again.”Shannon reached for his hand.He closed his fingers around hers. “I thought keeping you close meant I was doing better,

Shannon sighed and leaned back against the sofa. “My father finally agrees, and now you’re the difficult one.”“I’ve always been difficult. You were distracted by my face.”She gave him a look.He kept her hand in his. “Let’s plan it,” he said.She looked at him again. “The small ceremony?”“If that’s what you want.”“The garden?”“Yes.”“No business guests.”“Agreed.”“And you don’t get to turn this into an engagement that lasts five years.”“We’ll choose a date together. We won’t choose it tonight because you’re frightened or because someone thinks a pregnant woman ought to hurry.”Shannon considered him for a long moment then she nodded. “All right.”“Are you sure?”“I’m allowed to be disappointed and still understand.”His expression softened. “Yes, you are.”She moved closer and settled beneath his arm. After a moment, she said, “We can still look at dresses.”Sean looked down at her. “You have already looked at dresses.”“I’m a designer. Looking is research.”“How many?”“That f

Downstairs, Harris’s phone lay beneath his outstretched hand. A message from one of Sean’s other team leaders had appeared on the lock screen. 'Any requirements for the afternoon shift?'There would be no reply.The men moved Edward and his wife through the hallway.Mrs. Vale saw Harris beside the entrance and stopped so abruptly that the man behind her nearly collided with her. “Oh God.”Edward followed her gaze.Harris had stood between them and the men who came to their house. He had brought them safely here.This morning, Edward had thanked him for a shirt and now he lay motionless a few feet from the front door.Mrs. Vale began crying.Darius moved into her line of sight. “Keep walking.”“He has a family,” she said.Darius did not answer.Edward pulled her gently towards him.Outside, a vehicle waited near the entrance.Edward searched the grounds. No guard at the gate, no movement beside the garage, no one coming.His wife leaned closer. “Sean will know,” she whispered.Edward l