Lahat ng Kabanata ng Billionaire's Unlikely Bride : Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

Raven's POV The sound of passengers exiting the plane surrounded me as I stepped into the terminal at Perth International Airport. The long flight left me feeling drained, but as soon as I stepped out of the plane, the unfamiliar air of Australia made me suddenly excited. It was warmer than I had expected, even with all the reading I had done about the place. But there was something fresh in the air that surprised me for a city as busy as Perth – but then again, it wouldn’t have been New York, it would be too loud and too smoky. But this? This was a new start, away from all the troubles behind me. Finally some peace of mind. It was exciting, starting up in a place where nobody knew anything about me. I could be whoever I wanted to be! I could finally live my life without any expectations, without any resentment that filled any room I moved into. As I pushed my luggage cart, my eyes scanned the crowd for a sign. Charles had told me someone would pick me up, and I was expecting a driv

Julie lay restless in bed, staring at the ceiling, her father had asked her to spend a few days with her brother. He didn’t like how they rarely spoke to each other anymore. From the moment she arrived, she's been irritated by Candice’s presence. It wasn't like she could sleep, not with so much going on in her head. Julie wanted Candice out of the picture for good. She couldn’t stand the sight of her. It was almost midnight when she heard a knock. Startled, Julie sat up, frowning. Who would be up at this hour? She slipped out of bed, walked barefoot towards her door, and looked out. Across the hallway, she saw Candice, knocking on Mason's bedroom door, not even concerned that she was disrupting everyone's sleep. Julie stepped out angrily. "What are you doing, Candice?" She demanded. "Can't you see it's late?" "Mind your business, pest." Candice turned to her and said. "You should be thankful you're pregnant, or else I’d make sure your mouth went behind your head." Candice didn't

Justin walked into Charles’s study, and he found his cousin Mason already there, sitting quietly by his father's desk. Justin made his way in without hesitation, his eyes locked with Mason's and he smirked. "Well, look who it is," Justin sneered. "The cheating husband. I knew you'd blow it, and now Raven left. She was too caught up in her feelings to know that she would have been better off with me." Mason didn’t respond; their mind was in a complete mess, and he wasn't in the mood to banter words, especially with Justin. Charles narrowed his eyes at Justin. "Justin," he warned, his tone firm. "This is not the time to be childish." "Childish?" Justin turned fully to Mason, his grin widening. "Uncle was so quick to hand over the company to you. Why? Because he thought you were responsible and stable. But look at you... your wife left you because you went back to fooling around with that Candice. Not only did you fool around, but you also got her pregnant. Now you're having a chil

Lenora’s POV I paced around my office, my mind was racing with thoughts that had been plaguing me for a couple of weeks now. I’ve been receiving letters. Threatening letters. I have no idea who has been sending them, but one thing was sure: whoever it was, that person knows everything about me… every single secret, everything I can’t afford to get out. The person had promised to expose me, and the mere thought of everything being exposed made my stomach churn painfully. I have been trying to stay calm, but the letter I just received only a moment ago made me paranoid. The only person I could think of who could know these things and could have a motive to harass me was Mr Clinton. He was threatening me already, angry that he hadn’t gotten hold of Raven, but he didn’t know everything. But what if he did? What if he found out somehow? If he was the one, then I would have to find a way to calm and coax him. Since he couldn’t have Raven, the only other option was Blair, but I couldn’t

The sound of the sewing machines filled the room as Raven and Brian worked side by side, finalizing the new designs for their clothing brand. Music filled the room quietly enough to not be intrusive or make conversation difficult. Rather, it seemed to help their concentration. Brian had been used to working in silence but this was just another way he had changed his life for the better, He had heard people around the office talking about them, saying they had been spending more time together lately, and everyone seemed to think that their chemistry was undeniable. He felt it, too, but he had sensed Raven’s hesitation to go further. Raven was focused on a new fabric sample when Brian leaned closer – he was close enough that he could feel the warmth of her skin, the scent that he would always remember as uniquely Raven; he glanced at the sketchbook that was on her thighs. "You always make work look so much more fun than it is," he teased, brushing a strand of hair away from her face