All Chapters of The Billionaire's Sugar Baby: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The house was quieter now, after Robert had introduced Emma, the echoes of the heated conversation lingering in the air like smoke that refused to dissipate. Alexander’s footsteps had faded into the distance, leaving Emma and Robert alone in the kitchen, the aftermath of the storm still fresh in their minds. Emma couldn’t shake the feeling that everything had just shifted. That moment, when Alexander had declared that she would never accept her, had hit harder than any of them had anticipated.Robert stood by the window, his back to Emma, staring out into the yard as if searching for something to anchor him. The room felt heavy with silence, both of them caught in the weight of the words that had been spoken.Emma finally broke the silence, her voice small but steady. “Robert, I’m sorry. I never wanted it to be like this.”Robert’s head turned slightly, his gaze softening as he looked at her. He opened his mouth, but no words came out, as if he was struggling to find the right ones. T

The evening had settled in with a quiet calm, a stark contrast to the tension that had erupted earlier in the day. The house, which had once been filled with laughter and conversation, now seemed heavy with an unspoken weight. The air felt thick, as if it were holding its breath, waiting for something—anything—to shift. Robert sat on the couch in the living room, his gaze distant, his mind still lost in the unresolved pain of the afternoon. Emma sat beside him, their hands intertwined, but the silence between them was no longer comfortable. It was the kind of silence that only existed when words seemed both unnecessary and impossible to speak.The kitchen, however, was a different scene. Ava had come in with a quiet determination, as she always did, and with her arrival came a sense of purpose. The maids, who had been sent to prepare the evening meal, worked quickly and efficiently under Ava’s watchful eye. She moved with a kind of quiet energy, the kind that could fill any room with

The tension in the room was unbearable, a silent storm brewing as Carolyn stood, her gaze fixated on Ava, who had just delivered a slap that reverberated through the stillness. The sting on Carolyn's cheek seemed to fuel the fire inside her, her anger boiling over as she took a step forward, her posture rigid, eyes blazing with fury.“How dare you?” Carolyn hissed, her voice low and venomous. “You think you can just treat me like this? In my own ex-husband’s house? I’ll have you know, this is my place too. I don’t need permission from you to speak, and I certainly don’t need you to tell me when to leave.”Ava’s face was like a storm cloud, her nostrils flaring with the weight of the words. But she didn’t back down. She squared her shoulders, unwavering.“Your place?” Ava’s voice was sharp, laced with contempt. “You lost that place the moment you walked out of Robert’s life. He moved on. Emma is his wife now, and she has every right to be here. You need to understand that, Carolyn. And

Robert’s voice was low, almost apologetic, but the guilt was still thick in his words. Emma stood at the entrance to the living room, her hand gripping the doorframe, unwilling to step any closer. It wasn’t because she was scared, or because she didn’t want to be near him. It was because she didn’t know if she could keep her composure long enough to hear him speak without completely unraveling.He looked over his shoulder as she approached, his gaze softening for a brief moment before it quickly hardened again. There was a flicker of something in his eyes—an emotion she couldn’t place—but it wasn’t enough to disarm her. Not now. Not after everything.“Emma, why don’t you sit down? You’ve just woken up. You should rest a little more, here you are focused on me” Robert said, his voice filled with that same tenderness she once thought was reserved just for her.But Emma didn’t sit. She stood still, staring at him with the intensity of someone whose world had just been turned upside down.

The study door shut with a soft click, but the tension between them remained, thick as ever. Robert stood motionless for a few moments, the air hanging heavy with his regret, the taste of his own helplessness in his mouth. Emma's words echoed in his mind, her voice still raw with the pain he'd inflicted. He had hoped, prayed, that things would be different once they were finally together, that they could build something new, something strong. But now, it seemed like everything had fallen apart before it even had a chance to begin. He glanced over at Ava, standing by the door, her face unreadable. She was always the one who remained composed, the one who could cut through the chaos with her cool demeanor. But even she couldn't shield him from the weight of the truth. He had failed them both, failed the family he had promised to build. And no amount of apologies would ever be enough. Ava gave him a quiet nod, her hand resting on the doorknob as though she was ready to leave, to walk awa