All Chapters of The Billionaire's Housemaid: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

As James and Rowan made their way back to the hospital, they encountered some traffic jams on the road, causing them to arrive well past working hours. Feeling embarrassed for being late, Rowan kept apologizing to her male colleague who had helped her apply for the job. Fortunately, he had a perpetually cheerful demeanor, and he reassured her kindly, "It's okay, don't worry about it." Rowan scratched her head, still feeling awkward, and asked, "If you're a few minutes late, will they deduct a significant amount from your salary?" The colleague pondered for a moment before responding, "According to the regulations, if you don't check in on time, there might be a salary deduction, but I don't think it will apply to you." This answer confused Rowan, and she inquired further, "Why not?" Both of them exchanged glances, and the colleague seemed to be even more puzzled than her. He replied with uncertainty, "Aren't you Dr. James' girlfriend?" This caught Rowan off guard, and she quickly

As the days passed, Rowan continued to commute in James's car for the convenience it offered. The distance to the clinic was quite far, and taking his car was the simplest and most efficient way to get there and back.Surprisingly, the people at the clinic didn't react as strongly to their interactions as Rowan had imagined. Perhaps because James was the boss, most people were hesitant to gossip openly. Though she occasionally noticed teasing glances, it wasn't as uncomfortable as she had feared.Rowan's work in her new position went smoothly, and she quickly adapted to the responsibilities. James continued to join her for breakfast each morning, and after they finished their work, they often spent time together at the artificial lake, allowing Rowan to play with Bingo freely.Throughout this time, James never seemed to express any discomfort with their close friendship. As days passed, Rowan still hadn't found the right moment to talk about the rumors circulating in the clinic.On a

When someone is with you, you will always be more restrained than when you are alone.Rowan couldn't help but feel a sense of comfort as James stood there, offering her his handkerchief and kind words. She appreciated his presence, yet the memory of David's anger lingered, casting a shadow over her emotions. She didn't want James to be involved in the turmoil of her past, but she also couldn't deny the solace he brought to her."It's not your fault," she replied softly, clutching the handkerchief tightly. "I'm just going through a rough time right now."James looked at her with concern, his eyes reflecting his genuine care for her well-being. "You don't have to go through it alone, you know," he said gently. "I'm here for you, whenever you need someone to talk to or lean on."Her heart warmed at his words, but at the same time, guilt gnawed at her. She didn't want to burden him with her problems, especially when it involved her past with David. She felt torn between seeking comfort an

After Rowan's initial sentence, she hesitated to continue as she knew it wasn't the right time for serious discussions in the breakfast shop. But after a moment of thought, she carried on."Last night, when I decided to move out of the mansion, I wasn't worried because I knew you would welcome me without any hesitation. I didn't even need to ask for confirmation. I guess I'm just not used to relying on others so easily. You see, my family situation makes me always consider others and their needs, leaving no room to think about myself.""I'm sorry if I misunderstood you, Rolland. I truly consider you a good friend, and I never see you as an outsider."Upon hearing this, most of Rolland's anger subsided.Still not ready to let her off the hook, he mumbled a few words. "But you can't stay up all night, afraid of bothering me. Next time something happens, who knows what you might do to yourself!"Rowan smiled warmly, "Okay, I promise not to do that again. From now on, if anything happens,

The waiter, with a friendly smile, helped them order food and pour drinks before leaving.Rowan and James sat facing each other, and neither of them spoke for a while.James looked down at the light blue tablecloth with delicate lace, as if lost in thought.Ever since Rowan had an idea in the restroom and realized she was avoiding talking to him, she wished she could just leave without saying anything.She sat quietly for a moment, trying to change the subject. She asked some questions about Bingo and talked about work.However, when James looked deeply into her eyes, Rowan knew she couldn't avoid the conversation.With pale lips, James gently asked, "Rowan, are you in such a hurry to move away because of David?"Rowan softly responded with a hint of stiffness in her tone, "It's something between me and him, and I'd rather not discuss it with others."Despite her reluctance to share, James persisted, asking honestly, "Tell me the truth, is it because of... me?"Rowan felt the urge to