Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Billionaire's Hot Nanny: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

I shook my head, holding tight on his shirt, not wanting to let go. “You don’t know... Ben will do anything to get what he wants,” I sobbed, feeling a sense of dread wash over me. “He will stop at nothing to get to me.”“Hailey,” Hollis said softly, pulling me closer for a hug, his arms wrapped tightly around me, “we will figure this out together.”I shook my head, my body shaking with fear. “You don’t know, he is dangerous,” I said, tears running down my face as Hollis broke the hug and wiped my tears away. “Look at me, Hailey,” Hollis said firmly, his eyes locking with mine. “I will protect you, no matter what it takes. You are not alone in this.” I took a deep breath, feeling a glimmer of hope amidst the fear that consumed me.I stare into his eyes, finding comfort in his unwavering determination to stand by my side. “What if he hurt Summer and Max or you?” I said because the thought of someone getting hurt because of men was unbearable.Hollis squeezed my hand reassuringly. “I hir

It’s the nurse, holding a tray of medications and a knowing smile on her face. “Time for your morning meds,” she says with a wink, breaking the tension in the room.I turn my head to Hollis, who is still with me on my bed, and we share a knowing look before Hollis gets up from the bed and walks over to the nurse to take the medication, handing it to me.“You both are so in love,” the nurse chuckles as she hands the water to Hollis. “It’s nice to see such a strong bond, but the bed is too small for both of you,” she adds, glancing around the cramped hospital room.“It is not like that.” I interrupted with my face red from embarrassment. “He is not my partner.” I quickly clarified, feeling flustered by the nurse’s assumption. Hollis gripped my hand, squeezing it. “Yes, I am her fiancé; we are getting married soon,” he interjected, looking at me with a warning glance. “Congratulations on your marriage and the baby,” the nurse smiles warmly before excusing herself to give the couple some

The car came to a halt, and before I knew it, I was standing in front of Hollis Mansion, feeling a mix of anger and betrayal. Why? I don’t know, but I knew that I needed to protect my heart to fall for his kindness and charm again, knowing that it was all just a facade for his own benefit.“Miss Hailey…,” The driver walked me to the front door, his expression sympathetic but his eyes revealing a knowing look. I took a deep breath, steeling myself for whatever awaited me inside.As soon as I stepped in, the two arms wrapped around me, pulling me into a warm embrace that I couldn’t resist.I look down, a big smile plastered on my face upon seeing Summer, who has her head burrowing her head into my stomach, her presence instantly melting away the tension and uncertainty I had been feeling. “I missed you so much,” she whispered, her voice filled with genuine affection.“I missed you too...” I replied, ruffling her hair affectionately. Summer’s embrace was exactly after such emotional turm

I stare at Hailey as she walks inside the room before I turn my head back to the bunch of hyenas, my so-called family, who are ready to pounce on me with their sharp words and judgmental stares.“What are you guys doing here, and who allowed you to come in?” I demand, my voice filled with a mix of annoyance and frustration. The tension in the room is palpable as they exchange glances, clearly not expecting my sudden outburst.The old man slammed his walking stick on the ground, causing a loud echo to fill the room. “You don’t tell where I can and cannot go in my own estate,” he growls, his eyes narrowing at me.I step in, staring at the old man, not giving in to his intimidating demeanor. “This is the house that I brought from my own money, not a part of your so-called estate,” I assert firmly, refusing to back down in the face of his aggression.The room falls silent as we lock eyes, both refusing to concede.“You can’t talk to Dad like this?” my so-called uncle interjects, his face

“Summer.” I gasped, seeing her lying motionless on the floor. The room was in disarray, with broken glass scattered around her still form. Panic gripped me as I rushed to her side, praying that she was still alive.“Summer…” I carried her in my arms, not caring about the glass that pricked in my hand. As I held her close, I felt a faint pulse, and relief flooded through me.“What happened?” Hailey asked, her voice filled with concern as she surveyed the room. “Oh my God… Summer,” she stared at the scene in shock, her eyes wide with fear. I shook my head, unable to find the words to explain what had happened.“I will call the doctor immediately,” Hailey said, rushing to grab her phone. Summer’s condition was critical, and we needed help fast.I carried Summer to my bedroom and put her on the bed, trying to make her as comfortable as possible while we waited for the doctor to arrive. Summer’s pale face and shallow breathing were a stark reminder of how fragile life could be.“What happe