All Chapters of Learning To Love Mr Billionaire: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

"My mom wanted you here, but I never did, so it is crazy that you are trying to force me to sleep with you," Cael scoffed as they sat on the bed in the room. They had been so preoccupied with other things that it was the night of the wedding that they all realized that they did not have a house, so they went back to the mansion.Charles had taunted them for their poor planning; Cael could not believe that his grandfather had not stepped up to do anything concerning the wedding even after he had leaked the secret to him. He was feeling overwhelmed by the situation and was now convinced that his grandfather was doing the right thing by not allowing him to be the next in line for succession. Even when he had leaked the secret of the wedding to Charles, he did not do anything about it.Even this evening, when they got back to the house after the wedding, Charles was not shocked to see them back at the mansion; he just nodded his head at them and retired to his room. He did not know why he

Frances was sitting in a coffee shop; she had gotten a message from Ophelia that they had to meet up. As much as she did not want to have to go out there to meet her, she was curious to see her face after reading the news. She had not thought to publish the news like that because she did not want to do anything that might affect Cael, be it directly or indirectly, because she still believed that they would be able to get together soon.She was however happy for whoever had taken that news and ran with it; the entire city was buzzing while waiting for a statement on the family. She felt that now that Cade was so put in the public eye, Charles might consider Cael as a better-suited candidate for the position."Did I keep you waiting for long?" Ophelia asked as she sat down.Frances swallowed as she saw how good she looked; she was tempted to almost comment on it; she did not look like she had seen the news. "No, I just sat down a minute ago," she said, and Ophelia nodded."Have you orde

Carl had come to meet his grandfather earlier. He was tired of his mother's games and how she kept trying to put him in the middle of it all. He knew he was incapable of being the good chairman the company needed, and amongst all the grandchildren, only Cade had been preparing for this moment his whole life.The rest of them sat with their hands folded because they believed that since they were affiliated with the Vale family, a responsibility was going to drop on their laps soon, and they could get on with their lives. Even without the jobs in the company, they could live good lives on the return on the shares they owned because they all owned a lot, and the company was always doing well."But Grandpa, if we do that, the prices of the shares?""See this," Charles said, showing an electronic tablet that had been resting on his lap since he came in. "This is supposed to go up tomorrow, so are you saying we should do nothing about it?"Cade took it up and read through it. His face chang

Marie felt the air of the city touch her skin; she had not been here for years, and she had sworn to herself that she was never going to come back here, but one word from Charles and she was here again. She took a deep breath; her goal was clear: help Chatles out and be out of the city before anyone catches a whiff of her. Charles knew very well not to ask her back, but it must be that it was a situation he could not avoid.She looked around the departure hall, hoping that he had sent someone to her. Her eyes caught the signpost with her name, Marie Frost, on it. "Marie Frost?" she murmured to herself as she walked at a slow pace towards it. "I haven't used that name in years; who can he still think of referring to me as that?" she asked as she walked towards the man."Mrs. Frost?" the man asked when she stopped in front of him."Just call me Marie," she said, clutching her small suitcase she had been rolling after herself."I cannot do that, ma'am," he said before his eyes caught the

"Are you sure that grandfather has enough evidence to make sure that you stay as the heir?" Ophelia asked. Since they got the memo that the shareholders meeting was going to be held, she had been worried about it and biting the insides of her cheeks. No matter how much Cade had told her not to worry, she could not help but worry."I am sure that we have nothing to worry about," Cade said, holding her hand and rubbing his finger against it. "Can you stop worrying about it already?" he said."How can I not worry? See how much we have had to face in just a few days," she muttered as he bent her head."With the way you are worrying, I would have thought that you were with me for my money," he said in a teasing tone. "It seems like you do not want me to go broke; are you going to leave me if I go broke?" he asked, and she raised her head slowly. He could tell from her expression that she knew that he was teasing her, but she did not like the sound of it."I might leave you," she said, a se