All Chapters of Claiming the Billionaires Frosty Heart : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

WRITER'S POV“Hello Mrs Connie,” Jessica greeted, swaying into the office. Mrs Connie who was standing and arranging a set of files on the desk stopped and in her usual way peered at her over her glasses. For someone that hated office work, she seemed oddly excited to be back to work. “Hello, Miss Jessica Brown. I believe you don't have a job in this particular office anymore.”“Oh about that, it's not a problem. I will sort that out with J–Chairman Jay now,” Jessica said and headed for Jay's office. She could feel Ms Connie’s judgemental eyes on her all the way. Midway she stylishly tilted her head behind to catch her in the act but Mrs Connie was looking down into her computer very disinterested in anything else going on. Jessica shrugged wondering if perhaps she was the one that over-thought things. Maybe Mrs Connie didn't even give a heck about her. “Hey Jay—no, I mean–” She started on entering Jay’s office. She straightened her pose in an official and dutiful way and slightly

KAREN'S POV “You think something serious is keeping them?”“Relax. It's going to be fine,” Jay assured me, squeezing my hand gently. Tina and her boyfriend were running late. Even though he wouldn't say it, Jay must have thought I was overacting. Anyone would. Tina wasn't picking up and was yet to arrive. “Excuse me. Would you like to order now?” The waitress came around our table for the third time since we arrived. Jay looked at me helplessly. “No. We are waiting for another group. We would do that as soon as they arrive,” he said, discharging the waitress. His rubbing and squeezing my hand gently comforted me but perhaps the sight of Tina entering with his boyfriend would take the pain away totally. I was excited to meet him. An outsider would probably think I was interested in me more than I should. But they probably wouldn't understand. Tina had always been the one men wanted. When we both stood in the same space, men wanted her. I was the odd one, the one that couldn't la

WRITER'S POV Karen stopped in front of the restaurant. She stared up at the signboard as if trying to reaffirm she was at the right place. Of course she had chosen here and knew top off her head she was at the right place. Yet for obvious reasons she felt jittery coming alone to meet a man she knew she wasn't supposed to meet. She momentarily wondered if she should have informed someone before coming…just in case. She was probably going to regret it but she wanted to do this. She had to do it. As she wanted the place was filled up just in case her guest decides to move mad. Nothing would happen. These people here would be her shield. Taking a deep breath, she finally sauntered in. Just as she tried to figure out where to sit, she sighted Collins at the far edge of the window adjacent to the entrance. She dragged in another breath before she headed over there. “Hey.”Collins saw her and quickly stood up. “Hello,” he said as he pushed out a seat. “Please sit.”For a split second,

WRITER'S POVJessica's sharp burst of laughter reverberated through the room. She could not believe it. Still reeling in disbelief she collected the iPad from Craig and took another look. “Are you sure of this?”“Yes. It's very certain Miss Karen made the post. We hacked into the database of the account that posted the story and it was opened with her ID and phone number,” Craig explained. “Wow! That bitch! She is even cunnier than her little friend. How should I punish her? Kidnap her and beat her to death? Hire a killer to kill her without having to see her disgusted blood? First, I need to see Jay. Prepare the car…”“I'm afraid, ma'am, but you can't step out now.”She halted and tilted her head just enough to cock her brow at Craig. “Why? Isn't the news dying down already?”“Some reporters are still hanging out around Adams group. They probably are waiting to see you return to work.” “Those jobless bastards. They should really get a life,” Jessica groaned in exasperation. She

KAREN'S POV It was one of the fewest times I ever wished twenty four hours didn't have to end so quickly. After the exhilarating night, it would have been exhausting if I had to wake up early the next day for work or anything at all. It was already mid day by the time my eyes saw daylight. It was the warm light rays that woke me up. The window, although still closed, allowed a generous trail of sun rays trickling inside. Jay was nowhere to be found. Thinking he would be somewhere in the suite, I called out to him but no response.Something in me kicked. I had seen a similar scenario. Like those times when a man brought his lover for a vacation only for the woman to learn it was actually supposed to be their last time together. Stepping outside the suite and I was welcomed by the workers going about their duties with the nice smell of food and fresheners. I walked up to one of them. “Hello. Excuse me…have you seen a man…”“Yes. He is somewhere around. How about you sit in the wa