All Chapters of Auctioned for the Billionaire: Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

SarahAs I entered the lavishly decorated ballroom, the first person I saw was Kael, and it made me extremely nervous, even though I had expected to find him there. I had tried to prepare myself for this moment, but my emotions were so intense that my body trembled."Just pretend you didn't see him," Enrico whispered. "He doesn't even deserve a second glance.""Who? I don't see anyone, actually."I decided to follow Enrico's advice, as it was time to treat people with the same consideration I received from them. He chuckled at what I said, appreciating my attitude, and together, still holding hands, we made our way toward the center of the party.Soon, we spotted Bruno Garcia, the team's second pilot and a close friend of Enrico. We approached him as he picked up a glass of expensive champagne that was being served."Look who it is, the most popular couple of the moment," Bruno commented, always playful."That's exactly what I want everyone to think," Enrico said, clearly pleased.See

KaelI stood there, watching as they examined her and placed her on a stretcher. I heard voices around me, and the questions they asked me, but my mind was completely focused on Sarah. I saw her being taken into the ambulance, and only then did I realize I was trembling uncontrollably.When the paramedic mentioned the possibility of a companion, Bianchi stepped forward, claiming the role of boyfriend."I'm going with her too," my voice was firm, and I kept my gaze fixed on Bianchi, defiant.He raised an eyebrow, clearly annoyed by my insistence."But I'm the boyfriend! She doesn't even want to see you in front of her," Bianchi threw at me."But it will be me she sees as soon as she wakes up!"The tension in the air was palpable, but I knew we needed to stay calm and let the professionals do their job. I felt powerless, watching her being taken away, but I was determined to accompany her, even if it meant facing Bianchi. We stared at each other as adversaries at that moment."Not now,"

Sarah Waking up after nine days in a coma was both scary and good. Being completely in the dark for all that time was scary, but it also gave me a new lease on life to do things differently.The first thing I decided was that I wasn't going to be the same silly, fragile person I had been up until the night of the accident that landed me in the hospital. From now on, I was only going to care about myself because nobody had stopped their lives for me. So, it was only fair for me to live for myself."Your friends seem to really like you, Sarah."Maira, my sister who had been a stranger to me until a few days ago, was by my side in the hospital as my companion. I let her continue talking because I realized that if anyone had been as affected as me, or even more, in this who

KaelI listened carefully to Maira's words and felt my heart tighten with sadness. I wanted to be by Sarah's side at that moment, offering the support that, out of pride and being a complete fool, I hadn't given before – the love I felt for her."I don't understand why the doctor doesn't just tell Sarah the truth!" I vented, genuinely outraged. "I don't see any reason to keep her in the dark like this."Maira had just informed me that Sarah had already noticed the lack of movement and sensation in her legs, and now I had many questions, especially after the doctor's visit in the morning."Something else happened today," Maira said, looking somewhat apprehensive."What?""She agreed to see Enrico.""I can't believe she agreed to see him, but can't even stand to hear my name!" I said, irritated."Her relationship with Enrico is very different from what you both had, Kael," Maira tried to calm me down. "From what I understand, considering both of their reports, you made a serious mistake

SarahAlthough no one had the courage, or perhaps it's more appropriate to say "integrity," to inform me about the significant probability of facing paraplegia, this concern had been lingering in my thoughts. Even though I tried to ignore it, I knew it wasn't normal to feel nothing and be unable to move my legs when the rest of my body was functioning fine. However, accepting this reality and confronting the inevitable conclusion was no simple task. Apparently, I had also chosen to deceive myself, preferring to believe in the inappropriate actions of those around me. But after the conversation with Lorenzo, I could no longer delay accepting the truth.I needed to accept that this was happening and learn to deal with all the difficulties that people in the same situation of paraplegia face, something I likely developed due to the accident."It's still not definitive, Sarah," Maira repeated her motivational speech. "The final diagnosis hasn't been given yet, and the doctor said we'll on