All Chapters of Billionaire's Divine Match : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

“Jasper?” Victoria's voice broke through his veil of thoughts. Her voice was laced with concern, her eyes widened slightly in shock. Jasper's sudden antics were scary to her. He was incoherent and erratic.Jasper turned to her, a feral look on his face. He closed his eyes again, images of Luna flooding the dark crevices of his mind. With a huff, he stood up from the bed and walked towards the balcony. Leaning against the railing, he tried to calm his raging thoughts. He felt utter disgust at himself for forgetting, for putting her through a lot, for falling so weakly for Victoria's and Sophia's scheme.LunaHis wifeThe woman he had forgotten.Victoria watched Jasper's tense shoulder as he leaned against the railing, obviously trying to centre his thoughts. Her heart pounded in her chest. She was close to losing everything she had laboured for, close to losing Jasper. She exhaled slowly, rubbing her temple.Without warning, Jasper turned and walked back into the room, his eyes still o

Thomas, the effective and detail-oriented hound, was in his elements. As an ex-officer in the Military Investigations Unit, he was well trained in the art of espionage and systematic infiltration. Most of his heroic achievements had been redacted due to the sensitive nature of those missions. He had been actively involved in infiltration, strategic placements and eventual disruptions of major organizations and political states. Therefore, infiltrating and getting the dirt on Jasper Mason was a piece of cake. “What dirt did you manage to uncover?” Sebastian inquired.Thomas sighed deeply as he tried to compartmentalize his thoughts. “Well, Jason Mason is your typical rich, arrogant prick who claims to be the best thing since the invention of slice bread. Mostly, his early life was marred by the normal bullshit—elegant and extravagant spendings, high class parties, expensive hookers and the occasional drugs. Normal activities of every rich, young and egoistic prick.” Thomas spat out.S

Before Luna could ask who Jasper wanted to call, he stopped her with a raised finger.“Hello, Dr. Voss. How are you? I'm very sorry for disturbing you this late night.” Sebastian's voice boomed throughout the room. He waited and listened as the doctor responded on the other side of the phone.After a short while, Sebastian continued. “Yes, Doc. I'm well and the tech firm is doing very well indeed. Infact, we just bagged a deal, which when completed, will cement our position as the best tech firm in the United States.” Sebastian puffed out his chest slightly as he showboated his achievements. It felt like a child who was seeking validation from a guardian.Luna rolled her eyes at his antics. There was a slight period of silence which meant that the doctor was saying something on the other end. “So, Doc. Let me go straight to the reason for my call. There's this portrait which has been in my family for a long time now. Unfortunately, it was damaged by a fire and was almost ruined. Howe

Jasper stared at the city skyline from his office window, his hands shoved into his pockets. Luna's absence weighed heavily on his chest. It had been weeks since his memories had returned, and yet, he was no closer to finding her. He remembered his conversation with Evans. After an arduous search, he had finally tracked down Evans. He wasn't even surprised when he also found out that Evans was working with a rival firm. The phone call they had still resonated in his head.“Hello. This is Evans. Who am I speaking with?” Evans' voice was clipped.Jasper took a deep breath before replying. “Hey, Evans. It's Jasper….Jasper Mason. Your —” Before Jasper could continue, Evans cut him short.“To what do I owe this phone call?” Evans’voice was raspy. “You've got a lot of nerves calling me, Jasper. After everything you did, everything you said.” He blurted out.Jasper sighed deeply. “This isn't a courtesy call. I called to inquire if you knew any means of contacting Luna.”Evans laughed, a deep

Weeks rolled by in a blink. Luna and Dr. Voss were hard at work. Deciphering the patterns embedded in the painting was an arduous and tricky process. Luna groaned as she dropped the magnifying glass on the table and cracked her neck. It felt like a heavy load had been placed on her head; hunching over a painting for long periods of time could do that to a person. It was exactly two weeks since Dr. Voss initially examined the patterns in the painting. During that timespan, they had subjected the painting to a lot of analysis—surface inspection and ultraviolet light exposure. During one of their ultraviolet light exposure, they had noticed something else—numbers hidden among the swirls and lines, faint but unmistakable. Luna had copied them down and they had begun to run analysis on the numbers. Unfortunately, they have been unable to come up with any leads.Luna groaned again and this time around, Dr. Voss' attention was drawn to it. He straightened up and looked at her, his spectacle