The Return of the Billionaire's Daughter

s soon as they arrived. After that Helena jogged to the kitchen and re

rl while putting the medicine box and bowl

parts of his face slowly which made the man wince

girl then did it slowly w

na applied ointment to the cor

bserving Philip's face, Helena then tidied up th

was, Helena watched the man who win

t like that? Your face

. Ever since that bastard showed up, I've been holding back from beating him up. Luckily I di

ace is a mess," Helena said while pointing at

, I'll be here until all my jobs

rk from home for a w

unt Serena

the sofa right next to Philip and directed her

ace throbbed which made him uncomfortable. Helena herself didn't say anythin

Philip glanced at Helena. "Can I continue the position Auntie gave me? From the s

thing, letting

hanging her position or glancing at Philip who was listening to her. "During the three years of marriage, I admit that I was a little happy. If only they didn't treat

ity as a billionaire heir, but it turned out that time didn't give Helena that chance, and then the girl kept i

e out with all the insults I received. All the way I thought, if only I had explained it then, would eve

ight remembering what had happened in her husband's house from t

hat the man was too easily controlled by his mother, making him seem like he meant nothing without his mother." Helena didn't know that Philip was angry when the girl mentioned her ex-husband's

he house. Their daughters have to marry established men from rich families, and they treat

hold himself back and listen to what th

to Helena. Apparently, the girl was crying. Philip was surp

ip asked worriedly.

le remembering what happened. I

edly. "You don't need to remember it anymore.

ay. I just want to tell you and tell you something. If n

not only about sadness but also happiness, a

en. But promise, you w

er head quickly and looked

aven't been blessed with children after six years of marriage. Kak Roan, Kak Avena's husband, always managed to take good care of his wife so that she wasn't too stressed, so he was

the man didn't say anything else, just listened silentl

got married last year in the house. They both tortured me. Ordering

eelings were somehow hurt. Which older brother wouldn't be hurt hearing his younger sister being

it. However..." this time Helena's voice choked and

anted to ask, but for some reason, it was as if Helena's suffering could be felt by Philip so clearly that when he saw the gir