CONVENIENT VOWS WITH THE BILLIONAIRE

CONVENIENT VOWS WITH THE BILLIONAIRE

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Isabella Sterling had it all—a prestigious law firm and the perfect husband. But her world shatters in one devastating day. Returning from the hospital with life-changing news, Isabella attends a heart shattering ceremony: her husband of six years announcing another woman as his fiancee. In the blink of an eye, she loses everything, including her law firm, to her deceitful husband, Daniel West, and sister, Christabella. Betrayed and fueled by revenge, Isabella turns to the country’s most dangerous billionaire, Nicholas Montgomery, to reclaim what she’s lost. Little does she know, In the high-stakes world of wealth and power, Nicholas Montgomery, the country’s most influential billionaire and tech genius, has it all—except peace of mind. Haunted by a traumatic past and obsessive control issues, Nicholas is a man who meticulously manages every aspect of his life, including his emotions. Well, not until a certain fiery, auburn-haired, hazel-eyed, 5'5 woman storms into his life, threatening to unravel everything. She was meant to be his wife only on paper, a tool to enhance his public image—not the woman who ignites his darkest desires or the one he'd burn the world for.

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Chapter 1

PROLOGUE

I slowly opened my eyes, the sterile white light of the hospital room blinding at first. My head felt heavy, my entire body disconnected from the bed I was lying on. Panic and confusion hit me as I tried to make sense of my surroundings. How did I end up here, in a hospital, of all places? I tried to recall what had happened, and immediately fragments of the morning's events began to piece together.

I remembered being at my hotel room, immersed in the usual chaos of preparing for legal cases, but today I wasn't myself. This morning started with a persistent cough that I had quickly dismissed as just stress, though it was the first time it felt this bad. It had been six months since I'd been dealing with this persistent cough that wouldn't go away, no matter how many medications I'd taken. Back then, I thought it was because of the winter season. The cough came with other symptoms, ones I had brushed off as nothing.

But this morning, the discomfort grew, twisting into a painful tightness in my chest, and suddenly I couldn’t breathe properly. Every breath felt like I was dragging air through a straw. I managed to get up from my chair but was immediately hit by dizziness. I staggered towards the door, trying to call out to someone, but I couldn't find my voice. I tried to reach for the doorknob, and that was the last thing I remembered before everything went black.

“Mrs. West?” A voice called out, interrupting the haze in my mind. I turned my head towards the sound, and a middle-aged doctor with kind but professional eyes approached me. His expression was grave, the kind of look no one wanted to see.

“How are you feeling?” he asked gently, holding a clipboard that seemed to contain answers I wasn’t ready to hear.

“Tired,” I admitted, my voice hoarse, almost foreign to my ears. “What happened to me?”

He sighed, pulling a chair closer to my bed. “We’ve run a series of tests while you were unconscious. Your fainting episode wasn’t a fluke. We’ve identified early signs of toxic cardiomyopathy—a condition caused by prolonged exposure to certain toxins.”

The words didn’t register at first. “Toxins?” I repeated blankly.

“Yes. Your heart has been under strain, likely from a substance you've been exposed to for an extended period. Have you been taking any medication or supplements?”

I froze. Medication? Toxins? But I don’t take drugs. I’ve never even smoked in my entire life. The medicine I've been taking for over two years now is the fertility medicine Daniel got, to help me conceive. Could it be? No, Daniel would never do something like that...

Could he?

"I... don't do drugs..." I mumbled.

The doctor nodded, his face softening. “I understand. These toxins can sometimes be hidden in so-called ‘safe’ supplements. If you suspect anything, bring the bottles to us for further testing. In the meantime, you’ll need to monitor your condition closely. You’re still young, Mrs. West, but if this continues untreated, it will progress.”

The weight of his words settled like a stone in my chest. I managed a nod, though I felt like I was barely keeping myself together. After he left, I dressed in silence, my hands trembling slightly as I buttoned up my blouse. As I step out, relief washed over me when I saw Anika, my secretary waiting by the door, her expression filled with worry. 

"Mrs. Sterling" She exclaimed when she saw me.

"You collapsed suddenly, ma'am. Thankfully, I had just entered your room to drop off a file when I saw you lying unconscious by the door, so I rushed you here immediately. Simone drove us." She explained.

"I see," I nodded weakly. "I'm okay now. Let's go" She followed me as I left the hospital to my car. Once the car pulled onto the main road, she reached into her briefcase and handed me a file.

“These are the updated financial reports you asked for yesterday,” she said.

I flipped the folder open, scanning the pages of charts and numbers. My eyes immediately locked onto a series of red-flagged transactions. Large sums of money—enormous, even by my firm’s standards—had been withdrawn over the past month. My brows furrowed as I traced the details to their source.

“Daniel?” I muttered, almost in disbelief.

“Yes,” Anika confirmed cautiously. “The withdrawals have been consistent. When I cross-checked the authorisations, it all led back to Mr. West.”

What the hell is going on?

My stomach churned as anger bubbled beneath the surface. First the medicine, now this?I closed the file, my grip tightening on its edges. “Do we know what he’s been using the money for?”

“Not yet,” Anika replied. “We could dig further, but…”

“No,” I interrupted, forcing a calmness I didn’t feel. “That won’t be necessary.”

In truth, I was boiling in the inside. Why would he take such huge amount without telling me and what the heck has he been using it for? But I also wanted to believe in him. We’d been married for six years. He was my partner, my confidant—or at least, he was supposed to be. This didn’t make sense but I know there must be a reasonable explanation. I'm sure he will tell me soon.

I pressed my lips into a thin line. “Thank you, Anika. Let’s head to the airport.”

I had two events today. Daniel’s grand opening ceremony—the one he had insisted I attend—and a client’s birthday party, one I couldn’t miss after winning a major case for him. I forced my emotions down, burying them like I always did. Pushing my feelings aside had become second nature over the years.

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Back at the hotel, I stood before the mirror, my reflection staring back at me, Slipping into my dress; a sleek emerald-green gown that exuded both power and elegance, I secured its delicate straps before smoothing the fabric over my hips. I added a pair of diamond studs and a matching bracelet, one that Daniel has gifted me back when the bond between was still strong. Now, I don't know where our marriage was heading.

The mirror reflected the woman I needed to be tonight: Elegant. Composed. Unshakeable. No one would guess what was really happening inside me. I twisted my hair into a high bun, a sleek style that exposed the sharp lines of my jaw and the column of my neck. A swipe of deep red lipstick was the final touch.

Hazel eyes stared back at me, darkened by exhaustion but I had covered the dark circles with makeup.

“You’re stronger than this,” I whispered to my reflection. The words felt hollow, but I clung to them like a lifeline and left. I wasn’t sure how long I could keep it up but I smiled anyway, slipping into the façade I had mastered over the years. When the doors slid open, Anika was already waiting by the car, dressed sharply as always. She gave me a once-over, her expression betraying a mixture of approval and concern.

“You look incredible, Ms. Sterling,” she said as she opened the car door for me.

“Thank you,” I replied, sliding into the back seat. 

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The car pulled up to the venue. I adjusted the hem of my dress as Zahra stepped out first, holding the door open for me. My heels clicked sharply against the pavement as I descended. I was late. Not late enough to cause a scene, but late enough to slip in unnoticed. It was better this way—I didn’t have the strength for small talk or the hollow smiles of Daniel’s social circle.

The large double doors opened before me, and I stepped into the hall. The air seemed to shift as I entered, but I didn’t have time to dwell on it. My attention was drawn to the stage at the far end of the room, where Daniel was climbing the steps, his confident stride amplified by the hush that fell over the crowd. This was supposed to be our moment yet he couldn't wait for me to arrive.

He paused, letting the room settle into silence before continuing. “Thank you all for being here today. This event is not just a celebration of a new chapter in my professional life, but also in my personal one.”

My brow furrowed. As I watched him smile, a cold chill ran through me and that was when I heard it. The announcement that shattered everything.

 “It’s with great joy that I introduce you all to my fiancée, Christabella Sterling.”

The air left my lungs in an instant. Time seemed to freeze as I watched Christabella step onto the stage, her arm sliding through Daniel’s like it belonged there. She smiled, a smug one, radiant and poised, as if she had been so long for this day.

Fiancée?

The crowd erupted into applause, their faces a blur of congratulations and admiration. My vision narrowed, focusing only on the two people on the stage—Daniel, the husband I thought I still had, and Christabella, my sister.

I stood there, frozen, as the world around me continued to turn. The applause echoed in my ears like the distant sound of waves crashing against rocks.

I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t even feel my legs beneath me. I watched as Daniel smiled down at Christabella, his hand placed casually on her lower back, guiding her through the applause. He looked... proud. Happy. He looked at her the way he used to look at me, when we were just starting out, when we built everything together.

I could feel my heart shattered into a million pieces, the pain so deep it felt like a dagger twisting mercilessly in my chest. I gripped the back of the nearest chair, my knuckles turning white as I fought to keep my balance. 

No. Not now. I can't break down here. Not in front of all these people. I need to get myself together. The world around me seemed to blur, but I forced myself to breathe.

“Anika,” I whispered, my voice low but firm. My secretary, standing at the entrance, immediately approached.

“Yes, ma’am?” she asked, her concern evident.

“Bring me the account report,” I said, my tone sharp enough to slice through the tension in the air.

Anika didn’t hesitate. Within moments, she was back, handing me the folder with a subtle nod of encouragement. All I wanted to do was walk up that stage and drags those two down. I wanted to expose them in front of everyone, especially Daniel. But I didn't have enough evidence and I couldn't cause a scene.

So I waited, till the ceremony was over and the entire family had gathered for dinner. I stood by the door and listened as they all congratulated the latest couple. No one noticed me as they were all busy in their own world which I've learned over the years I wasn't part of.

"So when do we begin the wedding plans? I advise it happens as quickly as possible" my father’s voice rang out, commanding as always.

"We're planning on three months from now. We don't want to rush anything, Sir" Daniel replied, his tone uncharacteristically different..

"Father, we're planning on having a grand wedding, one the entire country will talk of" Christabella's arrogant voice boomed.

"Of course it will. You're a Sterling, Christabella. We expect nothing less than perfection for a true Sterling" My mother voiced with pride.

“You mother is right,” my father added. "We have a reputation to uphold. It will be grand. And as a way to welcome you, Daniel, I’ll handle all the expenses for the wedding."

"Oh, you're so generous, Mr. Sterling. How lucky we are to be welcomed by you" Susan West, Daniel's mother chuckled.

"Thank you, Sir.” Daniel bowed slightly, a gesture he had never made for me in all the years we were married.

"It’s nothing," my father said dismissively. "You’ve already proven yourself worthy of our daughter. This opening ceremony shows it all."

Enough!

"Well, I beg to differ!" My voice rang out clear and strong, cutting through the conversation. The chatter stopped abruptly, and all eyes turned toward me.

Their expression turned sore the moment they all saw me but I kept my chin high, walking steadily toward the dinner table. On the inside I was unraveling but I couldn't let them see how shattered my heart was.

The silence in the room was broken only by the sound of my heels clicking against the tiled floor as I made my way toward them. Christabella's eyes caught mine first, and her lips curled into a slow, smug grin. I didn't need to be told. She had planned this all. I should have known. She'll always find a way to out do me. Daniel's gaze fell on me and instead of the panic or shame I expected to see, he too grinned.

They’d been waiting for this.

As I stopped in front of them, my mother glared "You're late, Isabella. That's unbecoming of a Sterling" 

“No, Mrs. Sterling. She's right on time" Daniel mused "I knew you wouldn’t disappoint”

His words sent a chill down my spine, but I forced myself to remain composed. "I beg to differ, Father," I repeated, this time directing my glare at Daniel.

“Of course you do,” he said, his tone mocking. “You just can’t let anyone else be happy, can you?”

"What?" 

"Your pathetic self just can't let anyone be happy, can it?"

" Pathetic?" My voice rose, anger blazing in my chest. “How long have you been doing this? How long have you been cheating on me with her?” I demanded.

"Cheating?" My mother’s voice shot up, her shock evident.

Daniel laughed—a sound so cruel it felt like a slap. “And what relationship do we share for me to cheat on you?”

"We're fucking married, Daniel. Six fucking years, that's how long we've been married" I stated not for him but for everyone present to hear. 

The room fell silent, all eyes darting between us. My father’s brows furrowed in anger as he turned to Daniel. “Is this true?”

"Everything she said are all nothing but lies" Daniel denied. I froze, disbelief flooding me. 

"Yes, we dated back in our college years and got married but things didn't work out between us and we annulled the marriage a year later"

"What?" His word hit like a shock and my pulse quickened as I stared at him with widened eyes. A man entered and handed a document to Daniel who immediately held it up so everyone can see and placed it before my father.

"These are our annulment papers. As you see, Sir, it isn't forged. I had kept them secured in case a day like this came" He explained.

My father’s face darkened as he scanned the papers, then passed them to my mother, who went pale.

“Is this true, Isabella? Did you get married without telling us?” my mother snapped, flinging the document to the floor at my feet. I dreaded to touch it. I couldn’t move. The papers sat there like a cruel mockery of everything I had believed.

"It's been six years, Isabella. Why can't you just move on?" Christabella hissed.

My gaze snapped to her then to Daniel who was glaring at me, a triumphant smile on his face. It was only after I looked at everyone did the realization sink in.

The reason Daniel had told me he didn't want my family to know about our marriage. The reason he was against our marriage going public wasn't because he didn't want any paparazzi. It wasn't because he didn't care if my family would accept our marriage or not. It was because he has been planning this, him and Christabella, for six years.

How did I not realize sooner? How did I miss the signs?

The dinner table was tense, laden with expensive dishes that no one touched. My mother’s shrill voice cut through the silence, “You better start explaining what the hell is going on, Isabella!”

Father remained stoic, but I knew it was only a matter of time before his anger surfaced too.

Daniel stepped closer, his expression cold, and leaned in to whisper, “You see how pathetic you look right now, Isabella? This is just the beginning.”

I flinched. His voice was unrecognisable. Was this the same man I had loved for twelve years?

"Why?" I decided to ask. "Why did you do this, Daniel? We've been together for 12 years" My jaw clenched and so did my fist.

"Pathetic" Daniel snorted. "Did you seriously believed I loved you? Did you really think anyone would love a rigid, pathetic workaholic like you? You were nothing but an ice queen, a hollow shell. No emotion, no passion, like a withered flower. Believe me, no man can love a woman like you, Isabella. You were useful—pathetically easy to manipulate. But love?" He snorted. "I could never love someone like you" 

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145 Chapters
PROLOGUE
I slowly opened my eyes, the sterile white light of the hospital room blinding at first. My head felt heavy, my entire body disconnected from the bed I was lying on. Panic and confusion hit me as I tried to make sense of my surroundings. How did I end up here, in a hospital, of all places? I tried to recall what had happened, and immediately fragments of the morning's events began to piece together.I remembered being at my hotel room, immersed in the usual chaos of preparing for legal cases, but today I wasn't myself. This morning started with a persistent cough that I had quickly dismissed as just stress, though it was the first time it felt this bad. It had been six months since I'd been dealing with this persistent cough that wouldn't go away, no matter how many medications I'd taken. Back then, I thought it was because of the winter season. The cough came with other symptoms, ones I had brushed off as nothing.But this morning, the discomfort grew, twisting into a painful tightne
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AN ALLURING STRANGER
ISABELLA'S POV The sting of his words was unbearable, but I refused to break. “You bastard,” I hissed, my palm connecting with his cheek in a loud, satisfying slap.“Isabella Sterling!” My father’s voice thundered, his control finally slipping. “Enough of this childishness! You’re humiliating us!”I turned to him, my eyes blazing. “Humiliating? If anyone should be ashamed, it’s your precious soon-to-be son-in-law and your despicable daughter!” I pointed at Christabella who sprang up from her chair but mother held her hand and signaled her to sit back."So you're claiming we aren't married?" I turned to Daniel, whose hands were still soothing his cheek. "Then explain this" I slammed the financial report to his chest. "Explain how you've been taking huge amount from my law firm. Explain what you've been doing with my 10 million" I could see the confusion on everyone's face."What? Don't tell me you've been using my hard end money to plan your marriage to my sister?" Daniel snorted an
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EVERYTHING FELL APART
ISABELLA'S POV The night went by. The birthday party continued and the mysterious man was no where to be found. Frustration and exhaustion weighed down on me as I left to the lodging area to a book a room. I couldn't go back to my apartment. Not with the overwhelming weight of Daniel's betrayal still hanging down on me. I needed space, a place where I could breathe without the ghost of our marriage suffocating me.Taking out my black card, I walked to the front desk "A room for the night, please" The receptionist smiled warmly and took the card, swiping it. The second stretched between us and when she glanced up at me, her expression had shifted. "I'm sorry, Ms. Sterling but it's been declined"My eyes grew wide. "I- what do you mean declined?" My voice wavered but I tried to hold on to my composure. "That’s impossible, Try it again."She glanced at the screen, her brows furrowing "It's not going through. Perhaps there's an issue with your bank"I felt the ground tilt beneath me. H
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YOU'RE ISABELLA LUCIA STERLING... YOU FIGHT!
ISABELLA'S POV "You have stage 2 heart failure, caused by a condition known as cardiomyopathy. Based on the tests we ran on the medicine you submitted…” He paused, as if searching for the right words, “…the medication contains toxic substances. Given what you’ve shared about taking them for years, they’ve caused significant damage to your heart.”I stopped listening. The rest of his words blurred into the background. Stage 2 heart failure. Toxic medicine. Damage. My heart. The only thing ringing clear was the truth: Daniel had done this to me. He had poisoned me while pretending it was to help me get pregnant. My mind spun with disbelief, a sickening, gut-wrenching feeling wrapping around me like a vice, making me want to throw up.As the gravity of his words sank in, the room spun. It felt surreal as if I were watching my life unfold from a distance. All those years of hope, of yearning to be a mother.How could he?The doctor’s voice broke through the fog in my mind. “You’ll need t
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ENTERING THE DEVIL'S DEN
ISABELLA'S POVThe rain lashed against the café window as I traced the rim of my untouched coffee cup. THREE MONTHS and Ninety days of trying every possible way to regain what Daniel had stolen from me. Three months of runing into locked doors, empty promises, and outright rejection. I had sold everything I had left.Lawyers were useless. Bankers smirked at my empty accounts and refused to approve my loan requests. Even the few people I had once considered allies disappeared the moment I asked for help. And those who decided to help, demanded something; that I sleep with them.I was running out of options. And there was only one name left on my list.Nicholas Montgomery. Founder and CEO of NeuraCorp, a leading tech empire specialized in advanced AI systems and biomedical technologies. Nicholas Montgomery, the richest man in North-Virexia. At just the age of 22, with strong resilience and determination, he founded NeuraCorp and in just 10 years, turned it into the top leading tec
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BE CAREFUL HOW YOU USE THOSE WORDS
ISABELLA'S POV I was now seating inside Nicholas Montgomery's car, a big, heavy coat covering me up. My clothes had dried up a bit and so had my hair thanks to the heater that was on. Nicholas was seated beside me, his eyes fixed on the monitor before him."I heard you've been waiting for me" He broke the long silence between us."Yes," I let out a breath, rubbing my palms together to warm myself up. Nervousness wreck havoc inside me, the thought of Nicholas Montgomery seating beside me, ringing continuously in my head. I couldn't believe it. The country's most dangerous man is in the same car with me."To what do I owe your sudden visit, Ms. Sterling?" He demanded.Drawing in a deep breath, I steadied myself. This wasn't how I wanted us to meet- me in a pathetic state but it was time to act professional. "I'm here to ask for your help" I went straight to point."Help?" He raised an eyebrow and turned. Piercing steel grey eyes bored right through me, sending every nerve in me sky rat
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KEEP YOUR ENEMY CLOSER
NICHOLAS'S POV Isabella Lucia Sterling, daughter of the Honorable Dominic Von Sterling. A lawyer known for her competence and undying loyalty to justice. In all her years of being a lawyer, she's only lost two cases. One, because the victim withdrew at the last minute, and the other because the judge was secretly bribed a huge amount of money.A woman renowned for her beauty, glamour, and charisma. Elegant. Composed. Unshakable. These were just a few words used to describe her.The first time I laid eyes on her was at Starlight Haven three months ago.That night, a masquerade party was hosted to celebrate Mr. Wood's 65th birthday, and I had attended as the owner of the hotel. It didn't matter that I had just experienced the shittiest day of my life.Hiding behind my mask, I retreated to the most secluded spot in the grand ballroom, alone, observing every movement, every drink served, every light of a cigarette, every fake smile and laughter, every tip made to the servers, and every si
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PLAY WITH THE DEVIL, YOU'LL BURN
ISABELLA'S POV The sleek table before me gleamed under the harsh florescent light of Nicholas Montgomery's office. It's magnificence matched the man seated across from me with the stack of papers lying between us. I inhaled deeply, steadying the chaos in my chest. I opened the folder, scanning the first few lines. Nicholas's sharp gaze didn't waver and I could feel it drilling into me as I tried to focus.The terms were straightforward:1. Duration: One year. At the end of the year, it will be annulled.2. Public Appearance: Party A and B were to maintain the facade of a loving couple in Public. Events, Interviews and any situation requiring both parties to appear together demands the illusion of genuine affection. Display of PDA is allowed.3. Personal Boundaries: Neither of the parties are to prey into the other's personal life. Party A's Empire and Party B's Revenge are to remain sperate entities. Party A must fulfill his role in Party B's revenge and Party B must do the same in Pa
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NICHOLAS MONTGOMERY'S LOVE STORY
ISABELLA'S POV It was all over the Internet, Newspapers and daily news- "Nicholas Montgomery's Love Story". In just one week, the entire country has been whipped into a frenzy about a short clip that has gone viral. It showed Nicholas pulling me close, his hand firmly resting on my waist. It was from the perfect angel, emphasizing on how his intense gaze lingered on my lips as his thumb stroke them.My face was blurred leaving the entire country speculating - Who is Mr. Montgomery's Love interest? When did their love story begin? How did they meet? Who is this woman who melted the icy heart of the country’s most dangerous and heartless man?While everyone was busy making it their mission to find out who was in that clip, I was alone, battling with my own demons."Bella. My sweet Bella,” Daniel whispered lovingly in my ear, his arms wrapping around my waist from behind as I tried to flip a pancake in the pan. I chuckled as he pressed a kiss to my neck, but then his hand slid beneath
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FIRST DATE
The car pulled over smoothly, and Nicholas stepped out with his usual air of unbothered authority. Rounding the car, he opened the door for me like a perfect gentleman—except he wasn’t. His hand extended, and I hesitated before placing mine in his. As I stepped out, his touch lingered, his hand sliding to the small of my back to guide me towards the extravagant restaurant.I've heard a lot about this place but I haven't been inside before. I noticed how there were only few people but they were all wealthy men and women. Everything about the restaurant, from the glistening tiled floors to the ornate ceiling was eerily flawless and perfect. It didn't sit right with me. Nicholas pulled out a chair for me and I sat down, mumbling a thank you. But as I settled, he leaned in close, his breath warm against my ear.“Are you okay?”I froze. “Yes. Why?” My response was sharp and defensive.“Your body is warm,” he observed.My heart stuttered. Shit! "It must be the weather. I'm perfectly fine"
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