All Chapters of SECRETLY MARRIED TO A HIDDEN BILLIONAIRE: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

"We need to find him." The bulky man informed his companions. He touched the mask, then stared at his companions. He walked towards the gate when he saw that one of his men was secretly opening the gate. A smirk plastered on his lips, but no one could say how he smirked."Don't kill him. The boss wanted him alive and kicking; he wanted to torture him." He added. His companions quickly entered the big houses of the Thompson family. No one could hear their steps, for they're all trained to do everything silently.He was sure that no one was still awake at that time. So, they will successfully do their plan to get the head of the Thompson family.He moved his head; he signaled his other men to go upstairs. While he was too ready to find their target but they were all shocked when they saw a beautiful young woman."Ahh!" The young woman shouted in fear which caused the other family members to wake up. Her eyes widened while she stepped back; she held the plates that she was cleaning before

Solene stared at the luggage that Mr. Thompson had given to her. She tried to maintain her composure when Sebastian held her hand. "I'm happy that you weren't here at all." Mr. Thompson said. He pushed the luggage toward her. She sighed to prevent herself from breaking down because of what her grandfather was doing."You don't need to act as our maid here, but you can still work in our company as a regular employee. That's what I can do for you, be grateful that I chose to give you a right to work in my company even though I don't want you there." Mr. Thompson heartlessly told her. He pushed the luggage, even more when Solene didn't do anything to take it. It fell to the ground, so Bruce quickly took the luggage blankly."T-Thank you, grandpa," Solene whispered. She strived to prevent herself from crying. She smiled when she saw Mr. Thompson frown.When she was a kid, she was too close to her grandfather. Neither was she not the successor of the Thompson family; they treated her right