All Chapters of My Rejected Billionaire Luna Wife: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

“I’ll contact Davison myself,” Amelia told Magnus. “And ask him if he’d like to work with me on the power station.” She hung up with Magnus and called Olivia. “When are you coming back?” Olivia whined as soon as she picked up the phone. Amelia giggled. “I miss you too,” she said. “Wait until you hear all the stuff that’s gone down in the past twenty-four hours.” “Spill!” Olivia exclaimed. Amelia smiled. It was so nice having Olivia to confide in. Truth be told, so much had happened and Amelia hadn’t had time to sort it all out. She needed Olivia’s perspective. Amelia told Olivia about the prank they played on Gabriel.“He seriously thought Alfred was your boyfriend?” Olivia laughed. “What an idiot!” Then she told Olivia about Jonathan’s confession. “He said he was jealous. And heexplained everything about his engagement to Mercy. It’s a long story. I’ll tell you when I see you. But I think – I think he’s going to call it off.” Amelia held

Amelia looked deeply into Jonathan’s eyes and was surprised to see that he was sober! “You’re not drunk?” she asked him, shocked. He’d sure behaved drunk down at the bar. Jonathan chuckled. “I was just pretending,” he admitted. “I didn’t drink nearly as much as them, they just thought I did.” “Why?” Amelia asked. “How else could I get you to take me into your room?” He reached up and stroked her cheek with his thumb. Then he leaned in and kissed her. Amelia’s heart pounded in her chest. His lips felt electric. She’d wanted this for so long, yearned for him, and now here he was, alone with her, in her bed. She ran her hand along his chest, feeling his firm muscles. She resisted the urge to take her hand further down, to feel his other ‘firm’ part. It took everything she had to draw back from his kiss. “Jonathan,” she whispered. He was breathing heavily. He pulled her in again and kissed her, more deeply this time. Her mo

“I can’t believe he went to my father,” Olivia said, her voice panicked and squeaky. “He didn’t come to me first? I haven’t slept all night!” Amelia took her friend’s hand. “But it’s exciting, isn’t it?” Olivia didn’t respond. She only sighed heavily. “Do you love him? Asher?” Amelia asked gently. Olivia nodded. “But he should have talked to me first,” Olivia said. “You know what? I don’t want to see any of them!” “Ummm, but your dad is on his way here. And I’m sure Asher will be coming, too.” “I just want to spend a few days with you, my best friend. My sister.” Amelia understood. Olivia’s emotions were all over the place. It was obvious that she loved Asher, but this had come out of left field. “My dad will annoy the hell of me!” Olivia whined. “He loves Asher. He thinks Asher can do no wrong! He talk about it non-stop…Asher this and Asher that. UHG!” Olivia put her head in her hand

Olivia bunked in with Amelia and made it her mission to remove all distractions for Amelia, including Jonathan. With Olivia hovering around the room at all times, there was no way Jonathan could sneak into Amelia’s bedroom again. Olivia knew that Amelia needed to focus on the resort. Of course, Jonathan and Gabriel continued their competition, but Olivia made sure that Amelia never saw it. Amelia, entrenched in her work at the resort, forgot all about the men and the silly romance. There were problems everywhere, and her ‘to-do’ list just kept getting longer and longer. It seemed like every time she crossed something off, another three items appeared. She was grateful for Olivia’s help (and secretly knew that Olivia was keeping both Gabriel and Jonathan at an arm’s length from her). Trying to choose between Jonathan and Gabriel was one thing – it was far too difficult a decision to make right now. But if she was forced to choose between Jonathan/Gabriel and Olivia? Well – t

Amelia was in a complete panic! She started spewing off a list of things that needed to be done. She’d been so busy prioritizing the resort’s immediate needs, like food supplies and staffing shortages, that she’s completely forgotten about the rainy season. And she now just realized how big of a problem it was. The town was on low ground so the rain would be heavier here. There was the risk of flooding. Plus, the soil on the mountain was already unstable. Rain would only destabilize it more. How would they ever build a hydroelectric power plant in these conditions? What if there was a landslide? “Whoa there, Amelia. Slow down. Take a breath,” Asher said. “There’s no time to breathe!” Amelia said, exasperated. “I forgot to tell Gabriel. He’s out marking terrain for the power plant as we speak. He isn’t taking the rain into account. I have to, I gotta…” But a loud clap of thunder in the distance interrupted her. They all looked up, above the t