All Chapters of The Billionaire's Unexpected Proposal : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The vibrant city lights of Seoul shimmered and danced against the glass walls of the room, creating a mesmerising background to the scene unfolding within. If it weren't for the fact that this residence was perched high above the bustling streets, situated in one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, the sight of Frederick hastily removing his trousers, along with the palpable sensations filling the air, would have been visible for all to witness.Frederick hovered his body over Serena's once again, this time completely naked. He reached for her robe, gently sliding it off her shoulders, revealing her skin, which resembled sweet milk, beckoning him for a taste. He carefully removed the silky straps of her nightie, exposing her full, plump breasts, allowing him to drink in their beauty. “My god, Serena, you're a goddess,” he whispered in her ear, sending delightful shivers down her spine. He trailed soft kisses down her neck, swiftly capturing one of her nipples in his mouth.Ser

Serena nodded, giving yet another awkward smile. She remembered that Frederick wasn’t a fan of eating on a plane. They started their meal, but the silence between them felt a bit uncomfortable.However, it seemed different for Frederick. He watched her intently, as if he were observing a delicate flower blossoming before his eyes. Frederick realised he was deeply in love with Serena. The more he looked at her, the more captivated he became by her beauty, especially the way she moved her hands and savoured her food. It was almost like he was transported back to the past, when he would secretly admire her from a distance, longing for her. But now, he actually had her, and she knew how he felt about her. This time, he was determined to never let her go.All he needed to do was be patient and show her the love he had always felt for her. He believed that one day, she might feel the same way about him. He didn’t mind how long it took, as long as she was by his side.And on top of everyt

Frederick looked deeply into her eyes as she returned his gaze. There was no hint of doubt or pretense in her expression. She truly meant what she said.Feeling a rush of emotions, she looked away. She was afraid that if she kept staring into his eyes, she might either melt right there or take back her words. Why did the weather suddenly feel so hot?“I’m sorry,” she whispered softly. “I really think this is better for both of us. And don’t worry about Troy—”“I don’t understand you,” Frederick interrupted, his frustration growing. “Why are you holding back so much? Why can’t you just accept—”“I’m not holding back. It’s just not right,” she replied firmly.“It’s not right that I love you and want us, along with our son, to live together?” he pressed.“It’s not right for you to just come back into my life after such a long time, especially after everything that has happened. You expect me to just be okay with it? I’m not okay with it, whether it’s about me or my son,” Serena said, her

“Her health is getting worse, I'm afraid. But I promise you that we are doing everything we can.”The doctor said, sitting across from Serena in his office. She had just returned from visiting her mother, and the weight of the situation was heavy on her heart.Serena let out a deep sigh upon hearing the doctor's words. “I really appreciate all your hard work, doctor. I truly do. But I must ask you to please try even harder. I can't bear the thought of losing my mother right now.”After a short discussion with the doctor, Serena stepped out of the office, her mind racing with worry. She made her way to her mother's ward, pausing for a moment to gaze through the small, transparent glass window on the door. Her heart ached as she silently prayed for her mother to stay strong and recover quickly. Serena felt deeply indebted to her mother and wanted nothing more than to repay her for all that she had done.For being there when her world came crumbling down upon being pregnant with Troy,

Frederick stood in front of the large glass walls of his office, staring out at the busy streets below, where cars were moving swiftly and pedestrians hurried along the sidewalks. Some hurrying to cross the road and the sign of red on the traffic lights.The towering skyscrapers around him seemed to touch the dark, heavy clouds that were gathering in the sky, signalling that a storm was likely on its way.But despite the chaos outside, his thoughts were drifting elsewhere, tangled in a web of worries and concerns. Suddenly, he heard the door behind him swing open, jolting him back to the present moment."I don’t want to be disturbed right now, so leave," he commanded, his voice resonating through the spacious room without him even glancing back to see who it was. "I'm afraid I can't do that," came a confident reply.It was Elene. At first, he had thought it might be his personal assistant, but he quickly realised that Elene barging in without knocking was her usual style, so he shou