The Silver Fox Billionaire: My May-December Lover

Sophia I swung the door open and heard a gasp. The laughter that had been echoing suddenly stopped. I smiled, ignoring the two bodies that had quickly wrapped a white blanket around their sweating bodies as I walked into the dim lit room. I stepped over the mess of clothes sprawled on the ground and fished out his suit jacket from among the mess. I hadn’t even glanced to their direction since I walked in. I picked up his pants and fiddled around a bit until I found what I was looking for. I pulled out a key, placed it in my bag and dropped the pants back on the floor before heading back out of the room. “What are you doing with that?” His quaking voice betrayed the immense guilt and shock he must have been feeling. I stopped and glanced over at them. The blonde lady trembled slightly, holding the blanket tightly around her heaving chest. The mound over the blanket suggested she must have bigger boobs than mine. But who cares? I have big boobs as well and am ‘damn hot’ as one of my

Sophia I stared at her as she slept peacefully with her small chest rising and falling in a steady pattern under the blue sheet. She had an oxygen mask placed on her face, and the soft rhythmic hiss of air reminded me of how terrified I was speeding frantically down the streets of New Jersey. There were several emotions running through me, but the profound ones were those of fear and at the same time relief that it wasn’t as bad as my mother had sounded on the phone. “Mom, you scared the shit out of me,” I said almost as a whisper to my mum who was seated on another chair close to mine. “’What was I supposed to do?” I had never seen such a thing in my life. You wouldn’t be sounding this way if you had experienced what I did.” “It has happened to her before.” My mother’s eyes widened. “When did this happen?” She asked. “It’s been over a year now,” I replied. “Sophia, such a thing has happened before and you didn’t bother saying anything to me?” “I didn’t want to trouble you wit

Sophia I could barely contain my rage as I drove to the hospital. My heart plummeted and my mind raced as I sped through the busy streets. My husband was definitely testing my patience. I hated the fact that after all the troubles he had caused me, he still thought he had any right over my daughter. The tires of my car screeched loudly as I pulled into the parking lot of the hospital. I got out of the car and dashed into the building, my heartbeat thumping my ears. I pushed through the revolving doors and hurried to the reception desk. I took a deep long breath before I spoke. “Why did you let him take my child?” I demanded from the lady behind the table my voice rising above the soft cacophony in the hospital. The blonde lady dressed in white was taken aback. “Good day, Ma’am. I am sorry but I don’t have that information. I would like you to calm down so I can get someone to help you.” I was about to raise my voice when I heard my name. “Sophia!” My mother called out from behi

Sophia “Where is she?” I barked into the phone. “Take it easy, love. She is fine where she is,” John answered. “You’re really testing my patience, John. Bring my daughter back to me now, or else!” I could hear the sound of my own heart beating hard against my ribcage. “Or else what? You think you can just run things as you see fit? You decided to divorce me. You terminated the contract for the imports project, something that could have given me a lot of money and now you want to take my daughter away from me?” “Well, you should have thought about all of that when you went about from one lady to the other. You don’t deserve anything form me, John. You don’t even deserve to be called a husband.” I suddenly realized that I was still in Dominick’s mansion as my voice reached a very high pitch, I decided to calm my nerves. “You don’t deserve Beryl,” I added, my voice barely above a whisper now. I need to catch my breath. “But she is happy here with me. In fact, I am going to ma

SophiaMy car screeched to a halt in the parking lot, and I started combing my hair. I looked a real mess at that moment and I had to appear before the board members. However, the way I looked was the least of my worries right now.One millions dollars?That can’t be possible. I had checked every calculation and combed through every transaction. There was no way such huge amount would be missing without my notice. I popped a mint into my mouth and headed into the building. Several thoughts raced through my mind. There were lots of opportunities for me to launder money from the company without notice, but I would never touch a dime. Asides my Christian upbringing, it wasn’t in my nature. The only attempt I had made at stealing was when I took a twenty dollar note from my mum and I was caught. The embarrassment was enough to discourage any similar act in the future.However, my morality would not be enough to prove my innocence. I had to check the numbers and see what went wrong. When