All Chapters of Auctioned for the Billionaire: Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

SarahAfter an intense and passionate night in Kael's arms, the following morning raised questions about our future and whether his words during our intimate moments were genuine or just a ploy to persuade me into an empty night of pleasure. Kael had never needed to lie to get what he wanted before, and indeed, he hadn't this time. However, his coercive behavior revealed much about his character. If he was capable of using coercion to achieve his desires, he would surely be capable of lying as well.Despite this, I woke up in his arms, feeling the warmth of his body beside mine, and I stayed there for as long as I could. However, it was a weekday, and I needed to be at work by nine o'clock, so reality soon made itself known, and I had to get up and face the truth about what we really had.I looked around the hotel room, searching for my phone somewhere, as I needed to know the exact time. When I couldn't find it anywhere, I moved in the bed, trying to get up and look for the device."

SarahI looked at the two men standing in the hallway without understanding how I got myself into such an embarrassing situation. And I had no idea what to do to navigate it. Still, I noticed that Hillary seemed as lost as I did. To think that my only plan for that night was to sleep and wake up the next morning!I had come home feeling extremely tired after an exhausting day at work, both physically and mentally. The lack of sleep the previous night and the fact that I had woken up very early contributed to my exhaustion. Moreover, I couldn't get Kael out of my mind all day.When the doorbell rang for the first time that evening, I chose to ignore it because I wasn't expecting any visitors. I let Hillary answer. However, not long after, she was in my room, looking at me expectantly."What should I say to Lorenzo? He insists on talking to you, Sarah," she asked me again.I sighed, feeling resigned. At that moment, I wasn't emotionally prepared to talk to Lorenzo, but I knew his visit

Ryan When I left Kael talking to Sarah in front of her house, I imagined they would finally make amends, and that made me really happy. Despite not agreeing with my brother's actions, now that he seemed to have come to his senses and understood that he loved Sarah, I was quite optimistic that things were getting back on track. But now we were returning to Seattle, and Sarah wasn't with us, and that, in itself, said a lot."Damn!" Kael suddenly exclaimed.We had just disembarked from the plane and were waiting for our luggage. Kael was focused on his phone, apparently reading some messages. His expression showed great irritation, and his stress level seemed to have reached an alarming point, something visible with a simple glance."What happened?" I asked, holding Madiso

KaelArriving in Seattle and finding out that my mother had simply boarded a plane and traveled to another state without notifying me was extremely shocking. Anger was the first feeling that surfaced, followed by concern, which persisted throughout the day despite the exhaustion from a night when sleep wasn't my top priority, and the nearly ten hours spent on the plane.I could never rest until I knew exactly where my mother was and, more importantly, what had led her to Texas. I left an investigator and some security personnel at the airport, ready to monitor Mary's arrival, while I tried to contact her incessantly throughout the time I was without news.It was already past 6:00 PM when I finally learned that she had requested my jet to pick her up, which meant she had viewed all the messages and chose not to respond on purpose. Ryan even suggested that perhaps she was under some pressure or in a worse situation, which would explain the lack of response, but the information about the

RyanWhen Mary shared her story, several questions flooded my mind. Among them, what led her to seek out Maira, my twin sister, of whom I had no knowledge until that moment? Another question was how Maira and I were separated not only from our parents but also from each other.These questions joined others, and I hesitated to reveal to everyone that I was the other lost twin, although I was sure there would be no more suitable moment to do so. However, before making any decision, I needed to hear the rest of that crazy story, draw conclusions, and assess whether I should tell the truth to everyone, at least the part of the story I already knew, or if it was better to remain incognito, distance myself from them, and seek to live without this bond between us."How did you find out that your twins were alive after all this time?" I asked the question that was screaming for an answer inside my head."Rachel told me," Mary said once again, causing a commotion among us."I knew Rachel had s