All Chapters of Billionaire's Divine Match : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Victoria sat in her office, heels tapping anxiously against the marble floor. Her mind was a mishmash of incoherent thoughts. She stared absentmindedly at the opposite wall, trying to centre her thoughts, and come up with a viable solution to her impending problem.The infuriating problem was Sebastian Astor. A week ago, the government contract was publicized and the players were revealed. However, it was a shock to most of the players when GTech announced their decision to partake in the contract bidding process. For Victoria and the others, this decision was a curve ball which they hadn't expected. GTech's participation changed the whole game board. She had been prepared to crush Jasper. To finally prove to him that he had no right to toss her aside like thrash. She seethed everytime she remembered how curtly Jasper had dismissed her after he recovered his memory. As a proud woman, Jasper's rejection had hurt her in more ways than one. Crushing him and clinching the contract was h

The early morning's chilly air tore into them as they stepped out of the club. It was way past midnight but the club was still very much active; a long queue was still standing outside the club's entrance. “Did you drive?” Victoria asked as she rubbed her arms in a bid to generate enough heat to counter the chill.Jasper noticed her discomfort, took off his jacket and draped it across her shoulders. “Yes. My car is here somewhere.” He replied as he scanned the surroundings for Luke's presence. Luke signaled to draw Jasper's attention and then approached them on foot. “Good morning, boss.” He greeted Jasper and nodded his head at Victoria. Seeing Victoria with Jasper again was surprising but he quickly masked his objections.“Let's go home.” Jasper ordered. He was more sober now, the chilly wind had helped to detoxify the effect of the alcohol.With a nod, Luke walked towards the parked SUV and pulled it around. Five minutes later, they were enroute to Jasper's mansion. The ride was

The silence in the room was thick and suffocating. Both faces were marred by confusion and deep thoughts. Sebastian cleared his throat, effectively breaking the silence. “You are very sure that Jake Morgan is your father, aren't you? He asked in a soft voice.Luna tilted her head and watched him from the corner of her eyes. “Yes, I'm sure. I don't know where the certainty is coming from, but my spine tingled when you mentioned that name. I have an iron clad feeling that Jake Morgan is my father.” She explained.Sebastian nodded. “You keep using the present tense. Do you think he's still alive?” He asked cautiously.Luna shook her head. “I don't know. Honestly, I really don't know much about him. I have only childhood memories of him sitting in his home-studio, painting for hours. Occasionally, he'd take me in there and teach me how to hold a paintbrush, guiding my strokes and correcting me lovingly. He was a nice man. However, he just disappeared suddenly. One night he was around, an

Sebastian looked at his wristwatch. They had spent two hours at The Quiver. To him, those two hours had been well spent. He had listened attentively as Jasper droned on and on about his travels and escapades in some of the remotest areas known to mankind. There was an unmistakable pride in his voice as he recounted these experiences. Sebastian studied Jasper for a long moment, weighing his next words carefully. He hadn’t planned for this. Not at all. Jasper had been nothing more than an obstacle, a man Sebastian had sworn to ruin. But now, after their conversation, Sebastian saw something he hadn’t expected—usefulness. His revenge against Jasper had fueled him for months, but the mystery behind his family's portrait was bigger. More pressing. And for the first time, Sebastian realized he had more to gain by having Jasper as an ally than as an enemy. However, he knew that Jasper wasn't stupid. Jasper was as wary as he was and it was very likely that he was going to be skep

Due to the fact that no further leads had emerged, Luna had decided to continue restoring the art. She had expected an ordinary errand—a simple trip to restock supplies for herWhat she hadn’t expected was running into Jasper Mason.Her breath caught as she turned and locked eyes with the man she had once loved. For a moment, neither of them spoke. Jasper seemed just as stunned as she was, but beneath the initial shock, there was something else.Recognition.Luna’s heart pounded. “Does he remember me? Have his memories returned?” She thought to herself.She wasn't sure. After all, his memory loss had been the beginning of their end. He had looked at her like a stranger back then, mocking everything they had shared. And now? He was standing before her, saying her name like he had never forgotten it. Luna swallowed hard, regaining her composure. “Jasper?” He exhaled, a slow, almost relieved breath. “Yeah. It’s me.” Silence stretched between them for a beat before Luna frowne