Chapter summary of Chapter 276 – Too Late, Mr. Cooper: Your Bride Ran with Your Baby by Tessa Marlowe
In Chapter 276, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel Too Late, Mr. Cooper: Your Bride Ran with Your Baby by Tessa Marlowe, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Too Late, Mr. Cooper: Your Bride Ran with Your Baby.
Lynn’s eyes widened in disbelief, and she swallowed hard. “Whoa! Azure Tide? The seafood buffet that costs a fortune per person?! I heard only the rich and famous can get in, and even they have to book a reservation way in advance. Mr. Grant, are you serious? You’re taking all of us?”
There were at least a hundred employees in the company. A single dinner there could easily cost tens of thousands of dollars.
Aiden’s lips curved into a gentle smile. “When have I ever lied to you?”
Lynn was so moved she looked like she was about to burst into tears. She wanted to hug him and cheer at the top of her lungs.
The other employees were just as thrilled. A prestigious place like Azure Tide was somewhere they might never get to experience in their lifetimes if not for their vice president’s generosity.
Liliana felt a little awkward. “Aiden, that’s too expensive for you to pay out of pocket. Let the company cover it.”
Aiden looked at her, his smile warm. “I can afford a little treat like this, Liliana. Don’t argue with me. Think of it as a token of my appreciation. Everyone has worked so hard these past six months. As the vice president, it’s only right that I treat you all at the end of the year.”
With him putting it that way, Liliana couldn't refuse. Looking at the refined and handsome man before her, she couldn’t help but wonder.
What was Aiden’s background, really? She had known him for years but had never once thought to ask.
Liliana had always subconsciously assumed his parents were ordinary, middle-class professionals, perhaps academics. After all, Aiden possessed a scholarly, gentle aura that suggested he was raised in a cultured, intellectual family.
But seeing him now, so effortlessly generous, treating them to a dinner that would cost a small fortune, and at a place like Azure Tide, which required connections to even get a reservation...
They both froze for a second before Liliana recovered. She balled her fist and gave Lynn a playful tap on the arm, feigning annoyance. “You silly girl, what are you talking about? Aiden is just my...”
Liliana’s words trailed off. The memory of Aiden’s confession suddenly flooded her mind, and a deep blush spread across her cheeks. Oh god, she’d almost forgotten. Aiden actually had those kinds of feelings for her.
A wave of belated awkwardness washed over her. She cleared her throat, her delicate face growing warm. Not daring to meet Aiden’s eyes, she quickly turned to leave, trying to laugh it off. “Alright, everyone, back to work...”
“Liliana.”
Aiden’s gentle voice called out, stopping her in her tracks. His refined gaze was fixed on her retreating figure. He smiled, his voice like flowing water, cool and pleasant, as he said meaningfully, “Why are you running? You look like a scared little rabbit. Liliana... surely you’re not afraid I’m going to eat you, are you?”

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