Chapter overview: Chapter 987 from Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog, Serena Kingsley introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
Wilbur picked the restaurant. It was just a short, five-minute walk from the hotel.
When Claire arrived, Wilbur was already seated at the table waiting for her.
The sight made her pause, a strange sense of surrealness washing over her.
She suddenly thought of all the years she had spent waiting for Felix.
Even though they rarely ate out together, every single time they did, she was always the one arriving early. She was always the one waiting.
Eight times out of ten, he would end up standing her up entirely.
It happened so constantly she had fully convinced herself that being a CEO meant you were just impossibly busy twenty-four hours a day.
She thought being late to dinner was just a totally normal part of his life.
But that logic completely fell apart when she looked at Wilbur.
If they were comparing workloads, Wilbur should have been infinitely busier than Felix.
Felix was an heir; when the Quigley Group was handed to him, it was already an empire.
Wilbur, on the other hand, was entirely self-made. Every single thing he owned today, he had built from the ground up with his own bare hands.
Yet somehow, Wilbur was always the one waiting for her.
As she sat down, Claire offered an apologetic smile. "Did I keep you waiting?"
"Not at all. I just got here early." Wilbur handed her the menu and immediately began recommending the chef's specials.
He even made a point to remind the waiter that any dish containing peanuts needed to be substituted with safe ingredients.
Because Claire was heavily allergic to peanuts.
Claire stared at him in shock. "How did you know I'm allergic?"
Wilbur lowered his eyes and took a slow sip of his tea, masking whatever emotion lingered in his gaze. "I heard you mention it to the chef when we were on the island."
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