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Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Two
I didn't think Mason would let go of Raven so easily. And I never expected to see my brother look so broken. To know I helped break him. He was wrong, he hurt Raven but I hurt him in return. I didn't have to agree with what he did, but I didn't have to be so harsh. Clearing my throat, I shifted in my seat, unsure of how to approach the next topic but desperate to move on from the conversation. "I have something to tell you," I began hesitantly. Mason raised an eyebrow, relieved at the attention moving from him. "Go on." I swallowed hard, my heart kept pounding inside my chest. "I'm... I'm in a relationship. With a girl." There was a moment of silence, and then Mason smiled. "I'm happy for you, Julie. So when are you bringing her home? This is great, now I get to bug you about your relationship." I blinked in both surprise and relief. "Wait, you’re not freaked out?" Mason chuckled. "Why would I be? It's not like I didn't know you like women." I frowned. "Yes, but you never
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Three
Mason stood inside Damon’s living room, glancing at the suitcases packed near the doorway. He raised an eyebrow, wondering what was going on. He knew that Damon had originally intended to leave for Australia if things didn’t work out with Julie, but leaving like this was not a good idea. He couldn’t leave when he was so upset when things between him and Julie were so… damaged. Julie was already devastated that she thought Damon, who she had known almost all her life, was disgusted by her. He couldn’t leave without talking to her, it wasn’t right, and Mason was determined to protect both his sister and his friend. Damon would regret leaving Julie behind like this. When Damon came downstairs, his expression hardened when he saw Mason. "What are you doing here, Mason?" Mason glanced at the luggage. "Going somewhere?" "I'm leaving for Australia tomorrow." Damon sighed as he sat down. "And you weren't going to tell me?" Mason frowned. Damon shrugged. "It's not like you've been kee
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Four
He turned, surprised to see Julie rushing toward him. She was out of breath by the time she reached him, almost double over as she tried to catch her breath. "What are you doing here, Julie?" Damon asked, concerned. "I came to talk to you before you leave, dummy," she said, catching her breath. "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you. I just... I can’t let you leave like this. I can’t let you hate me!" Damon’s face softened as he listened. "What are you talking about, Julie? I don't hate you. You don't have to apologize for loving someone else." "But you're leaving, and I don't want this to ruin our friendship. You mean so much to me, and I can't bear to lose you. Please stay." She pleaded with him. Damon sighed, placing a hand on her shoulder and hugging her. "You're not losing me, Julie. I’ll always be here for you. But I need to go. I promise I'll visit any chance I get. I don’t think you’re disgusting. I'm happy for you, and I only want the best for you." Julie smiled weakly.
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Five
Raven gripped the steering wheel tightly as she drove down the highway. Her hands were trembling, her vision blurring as waves of nausea crashed over her. The clock on the dashboard showed she was already twenty minutes late for her meeting with Brian and some new clients of theirs. She hadn't been feeling like herself in days; she felt weak. She didn't notice the light ahead turned red as darkness washed over her. Her foot hit the brake too late, her car veered off the road and collided with a nearby light pole, and her head slammed into the steering wheel. The last thing she saw was the crumpled hood of her car before everything went black. A bystander screamed for help, and two men rushed over from a parked truck. One carefully opened the door and checked her pulse. "She's alive!" He shouted over his shoulder. "Call an ambulance!" Raven blinked slowly as her vision began to clear. She tried to focus on her surroundings. White walls and the sterile smell of antiseptic made her r
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Six
Raven was sitting on the edge of the bed, waiting for her discharge papers. Brian and Damon stood by her side, as the doctor went over the instructions. "Remember, no strenuous activities," the doctor warned before turning to Damon and Brian. "Make sure someone’s always with her, we need to take a few extra precautions. If she starts having headaches that won't go away or has any dizziness or abdominal pain, bring her straight in. It could be nothing, but considering her accident and her pregnancy, we need to keep an eye out for signs of a miscarriage." Damon’s eyes widened, but he said nothing. Brian nodded as the doctor spoke. Raven kept her eyes away from Damon, not ready to see the look on his face. She knew he'd be angry and she couldn't deal with it right now. She only just found out about the baby, too. What could she say? Once Raven was discharged, Brian insisted that she stay at his place for a few days. "You're coming with me. I'm not leaving you alone after what ha
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Seven
Mason sat in his car, his fingers trembling as they hovered over his phone. He had just gotten an anonymous message and it contained a voice recording. Candice had been lying to him from the start. She had never been pregnant. The recording contained the cold truth in the form of Candice’s voice. She was laughing, talking to Blair about how easy it was to convince him of her pregnancy. How she had fabricated the miscarriage to keep him attached to her and guilt trip him. He had started to get excited about having a baby, he had given up everything to take care of his child, even willing to take Candice back to give the baby a complete family. He had tried to do the right thing, and it had cost him everything. Raven had left because he had refused to give Candice up when her pregnancy had come to light and it had all been a lie! He remembered how sad he had been when Candice miscarried. He was still mourning for a child that never existed, knowing that didn’t help the pain of losi
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Eight
In New York, Candice was on FaceTime with Blair, who had told her everything that happened at Justin's house. "Mia isn’t as naive as we thought. She’s playing her own game with Justin, and it’s working. We need to get rid of her before she tells Mason everything." Blair’s voice sounded through the phone. "You're right, I should have gotten rid of that Mia a long time ago. She knows too much. I never imagined she'd go against me like this. She needs to be out of my way," Candice nodded in support. "I can't risk her telling Mason anything, not when I finally have him all to myself." As they spoke, Mason entered the room, his expression was furious. Without a word, he yanked the phone from Candice’s hand and threw it across the room. It clattered against the wall and fell to the floor, the screen shattering. "Mason! What are you---" Candice started, but her words died down in her throat when Mason held up his phone. He pressed play on the recording, and Candice’s voice filled the ro
Billionaire's Unlikely Bride Fifty Nine
Mason grabbed his keys and headed to the door to leave for work - he had some crazy meetings to get through before he could go to Australia to see Raven, but he froze the instant the door opened. Standing in front of him was a dead woman... that was less than dead. Margaret. Standing at his front door. Her face was mostly hidden behind oversized shades and a scarf wrapped tightly around her neck like the stereotypical woman hiding her identity in a bad television movie. Mason's heart skipped a beat. Everyone thought she was dead, but here she was alive and breathing. "Margaret?" Mason asked, his voice filled with disbelief and anxiety. "I thought you were---" "Dead?" Margaret interrupted. "I'm not, not that anyone seemed to care that much. But - can I come in? I'm rather conspicuous standing out here." Mason stepped back, allowing her entry. "What - I don't -" "Shut your mouth, Mason, you'll catch flies," Margaret smiled, affectionately. She had never felt much for her step
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