All Chapters of The Billionaire's Housemaid: Chapter 221 - Chapter 230

Rowan stepped out into the open to greet the person waiting for her. As she laid eyes on them, her heart raced because she expected it to be David or his dad coming to settle things. But to her surprise, it wasn't them. She wondered why the visitors didn't come inside, and it dawned on her that she hadn't seen them since she started her shift in the morning. "Why are you out here, and why aren't you in your uniform?" Rowan asked, feeling a mix of confusion and concern. Before her words could sink in, one of the visitors let out a long hiss and scoffed. "I told you she wouldn't care. Look at how she's acting as if she didn't know we've been fired," one of the nurses who had insulted Rowan the night before replied. They were the unexpected visitors seeking her. "What are you talking about? Fired? How?" Rowan asked, her confusion deepening as she struggled to make sense of their words. Please, Rowan," one of the nurses begged, reaching out towards her and even dropping to her knees. R

"Calm down, Andrew," Flora pleaded, her voice tinged with desperation. She reached out to gently touch his arm, hoping to quell the storm brewing within him. "You remember, I've told you before. All I want is to marry David, use his help for my family's business, and then, of course, I'll divorce him and come back to you."But Andrew was beyond calming. His anger simmered beneath the surface, threatening to boil over. "Don't tell me to calm down," he snapped, his frustration evident. Love mixed with regret in his eyes. "I agreed because I love you, but I never thought you'd sacrifice our child for your own desires. I regret letting you make that choice, driven by your greed."Flora, seemingly unfazed, scoffed. She shifted in her seat, a nonchalant posture that belied the tension in the room. "You act like you're not reaping the benefits of my relationship with David. Should I withdraw the help I'm giving you to settle down here so you can return to the states?" she challenged, her ton

David's words hit Rowan like a tidal wave, making anger course through her veins. Why all of a sudden was he showing interest in her child? Was it because Flora, too, had experienced the pain of losing a child?Rowan was shocked at the depths of David's despicability. To think he would lay claim to a child he had once doubted even existed was beyond her comprehension. Memories flooded her mind, especially the painful recollection of when she had lost a baby, and he had refused to stand by her side."David, I promised never to intrude on your family matters. Please, just leave," Rowan pleaded, her words carrying a mix of frustration and desperation.But David, with an air of self-righteousness, declared, "I would love to leave, but you're carrying my child, and it's my responsibility to care for and protect our baby."Rowan couldn't hold back a scoff, and her response cut through the air like a knife, "Protect? Have you ever protected me or anything that came from me? The first child—I

"What is it?" Rowan asked, and in an instant, David brought out a document, extending it towards Rowan for her to read.Gently, she accepted the document, carefully unraveling it to peruse each letter written on the paper. "What's this, a contract?" Rowan inquired."Yes, so that if your boyfriend asks you not to do it again, you won't have any reason to say no, as the contract will bind us," David explained."This is cheating," Rowan retorted, her tone laced with anger."It would be if you signed the document without knowing its contents. You can read the document thoroughly to have a proper understanding," David calmly responded, his eyes tracing Rowan as she delved into the details. Observing her, David wondered why she always maintained a gentle and calm expression, even in the face of challenges. He pondered if everything about Rowan was a facade."I guess I'll get to know her just as Father wanted," David whispered to himself. At that moment, Rowan lifted her head, and their eyes

David immersed himself in work after his discussion with Rowan, and beneath the surface, he couldn't pinpoint why, but a calmness settled within him at the prospect of seeing Rowan again. He continued to sign electronic documents that had arrived in his email when his phone buzzed."Hello," he greeted, only to have his eyes widened in shock as his receptionist informed him that Rowan had returned and wanted to see him. Instantly, a mix of hope and worry surged within David. He hoped she hadn't come back to revoke her interest in the contract, but he sighed at the uncertainty.Deciding not to force anything, David resolved to give her the space to walk away if she had changed her mind. Meanwhile, Flora had seized the opportunity of Rowan's presence to gain access to David, who had been avoiding her for the past three days.As his office door opened and Rowan and Flora entered, David, engrossed in his work, directed the receptionist to send Rowan straight to his main office. He glanced