All Chapters of The Billionaire's Hot Nanny: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Hailey paced in front of Kevin, her heart hammering in her chest. “What do you mean he’s in danger? You’re not making any sense.”Kevin stood there, calm as always, but there was an edge to his voice she hadn’t heard before. “Trust me, Hailey. We need to leave. Now.”“No,” she snapped, the words burning her throat. “You’re not telling me everything. I’m not going anywhere until you explain—what danger? Where is Hollis?”Kevin’s eyes darkened. “The kind of danger you don’t want to know about. People are looking for him—dangerous people. And they’ll come for you too if we don’t move.”Her mind raced. “Who are these people? Why didn’t you warn me sooner?” She wanted to shout, to demand answers, but she wasn’t sure who she could trust anymore.Kevin’s jaw tightened. “Because I didn’t think you’d understand. You don’t need to know everything right now.”That was the final straw. She didn’t trust Kevin—couldn’t trust him—but she wasn’t about to sit back and wait for someone to decide her fa

Hollis’s POV Pain tore through my chest with every breath, each step like dragging fire through my lungs. The woods seemed endless, shadows stretching and twisting like phantoms. Blood seeped from the wound beneath my jacket, warm and sticky against my skin. I wasn’t sure what hurt more—the knife buried in my chest earlier or the words that seemed to be consuming my thoughts: “Your wife didn’t die because of the accident, Hollis. She was poisoned—long before that crash.” Lauren’s face flashed in my mind, her laughter, the way she looked at me with love before it all fell apart. The accident that took her life wasn’t an accident at all. It wasn’t my fault. But now, someone wanted me to believe I killed her, wanted me broken and distracted. And worse—they were after my kids. “Damn it,” I hissed, stumbling into a clearing. “Hollis.” The voice was sharp and familiar. I looked up to see Derrick stepping out of the shadows, a rifle slung across his shoulder, his face hard as s

Hollis’s POVThe room was suffocating, its silence pressing against my chest like a vice. The dim light from the single bulb flickered erratically, casting shadows that stretched and contorted along the cracked walls. It felt fitting—this place, this moment—reflecting the chaos roiling in my mind.And there he stood, Justin. His posture was relaxed, his smirk smug, but his eyes burned with an unhinged fire. A predator circling its prey.“You always had a knack for drama,” I said, my voice low, carefully measured. “But dragging Hailey into this? That’s a new low. Even for you.”Justin chuckled, his hands casually sliding into his pockets. “Oh, Uncle, don’t be so self-righteous. You’ve been using people as pawns your whole life. Consider this... poetic justice.”The urge to lunge at him burned in my veins, but I stayed rooted, my fists clenched at my sides. I wouldn’t give him the satisfaction of seeing me lose control. That’s what he wanted.And then her voice cut through the tension l

Hailey’s POV My heart pounded like a war drum in my chest, each beat loud and relentless, drowning out any coherent thought. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t focus. All I could feel was the overwhelming terror gripping me, squeezing my chest so tightly it felt like I might choke. Max and Summer were gone. Taken. My babies were out there, somewhere, without me to protect them, and the thought sent a wave of pure panic crashing through my veins. I paced the floor, my steps frantic and uneven, clutching the phone in my trembling hand. The walls of our home—once warm and safe—felt cold and suffocating now, as if every ounce of life and comfort had been drained away. The silence was unbearable. No laughter. No cries. Nothing but the hollow ache of what I’d lost. Hollis stood at the edge of the room, his presence solid and unmoving, like a rock against the tide. His broad shoulders were tense, his jaw set in a hard line, and though his calm exterior gave no hint of the storm within, I knew

****Hollis****The world froze, a suffocating silence thickening the air around me. Every heartbeat thundered in my chest, each one heavier than the last. My vision narrowed, locking onto them—shadowy figures emerging from the dark, guns drawn, eyes burning with malice. But I wasn’t looking at them. My eyes were fixed on Hailey.She stood there, fierce and protective, pushing Max and Summer behind her. Her face was a mask of determination, but I saw it—the flicker of fear, just beneath the surface. She wasn’t invincible.And it wasn’t enough.The sound of the gunshot shattered everything.Time stopped. Everything ground to a halt, and all I could hear was the sickening pop of the bullet cutting through the night. Hailey crumpled like a ragdoll, her body jerking violently as the impact hit. Blood blossomed from her chest, staining the ground beneath her. I couldn’t move. Couldn’t breathe. The world tilted, and I felt my stomach drop.“No!” My voice ripped through the air in a guttural