All Chapters of Billionaire's Divine Match : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The weeks rolled by. For Luna, they were confusing weeks. She watched helplessly as the distance between her and Jasper grew. To her, it felt like Jasper was avoiding her. This was bewildering to her. She couldn't remember them having any fights or even minor altercations. One moment Jasper was sweet and open, and the next moment, he was closed off and distant. She thought that they were making solid progress, but the regression was a testament to the fact that something was wrong. Jasper was like a drone. He was emotionally detached from everything and everyone around him. The only thing that seemed to occupy his mind was his business. He immersed himself fully into his company's affairs. His subordinates felt the heat. They noticed the change in his demeanor. It was not news that Jasper was an overachiever, evidently, that was how he got rich. However, his new approach to work was backbreaking. Evans and Harriet could not decipher what caused the significant change in their boss .

Luna watched as Jasper hurried out of the restaurant. She was worried. She felt overwhelmed; with Jasper's profession of love and his sudden departure, she was out of sorts. She walked out of the restaurant into the sunset, breathed the cool air and scanned the surroundings. The streets were littered with people, walking and talking. Some joggers were seen, trying to get their cardiovascular counts in the evening. Daytime vendors were packing up and locking their stores for the day while nighttime vendors were getting ready for the start of their own business day. “Excuse me.” A voice called out from Luna's side. She gasped as she stepped out of the way. It was a jogger signaling for her to clear the path. She sighed and crossed the road. She stuck to the curb as she slowly strolled along. For some reason, she felt peaceful —more peaceful than she had ever been for the past weeks. She pulled out her phone from her purse and tried to navigate her way home using the Maps application o

The phone rang twice before Sophia answered. “Hello?” Sophia said cautiously. It was evident that she hadn't saved Evans’number on her phone. “Mrs. Mason. It's Evans. I work in your son's company. We had met a couple of times at company dinners and parties.“Ummm..Okay. I think I remember you. If my memory serves, you are his Chief Operations Manager. Am I correct?” Sophia asked cautiously.“Yes Mrs. Mason. You are correct.” Evans admitted. “Okay. Evans. What's wrong? Why are you calling me?” Sophia blurted out. It seemed like she was in a rush. Evans swallowed, his throat tightening. “It’s Jasper. He was involved in an accident. He—he’s in the ICU. He had surgery, and he’s in a coma.” Evans tried to steady his nerves. A sharp intake of breath. Then, silence.“Mrs. Mason?” Evans asked, worried by her silence.Her voice, when it returned, was fractured. “A coma?”Evans shut his eyes. “Yes. It is unknown how long the coma will last.”Sophia exhaled shakily. “Why didn’t the hospital

“What are you doing here?” Sophia's voice was laced with venom. She stared at Luna with hatred in her eyes. Luna shrunk from the deathly stare. She stood still, her fingers pinching the fabric of her pants. She was tired, she had barely slept, barely eaten and was constantly worrying about Jasper since she heard about his accident. But none of those mattered. Not when her husband was laying on the hospital bed, lifeless, tubes crisscrossing and running through his nostrils, mouth and arms. She needed to be strong for Jasper. If confronting his mother was the necessary step to take in order to be closer to her ailing husband, then it was a risk that she had to take. Evans cleared his throat and this made Luna jump in fright. She looked towards the corner of the room where Evans was standing. She hadn't noticed him when she walked into the room. Evans gave her a brief nod in greeting. “Mrs. Mason,” Evans was referring to Jasper's mother. “Please let's be civil. Jasper needs all the s

Victoria stepped out of the airport's departure door. She took in a whiff of air.Home at last.Her trip to Finland was one of the many business trips she had slated for the year. When she received the call from Harriet concerning Jasper's accident, she had to hastily round up her business trip. She had to see Jasper. She needed to. She spotted her designated driver who was walking towards her.“Good morning Ms. Stefani. I trust that your business trip was a success.” The driver said as he collected her bags and gestured towards the car. Victoria hummed absentmindedly. She followed the driver towards the vehicle, a black and sleek SUV. The driver hurriedly placed her bags in the trunk and rushed to open the car door for her. Victoria climbed into the car. Few moments later, they were driving away from the airport.Victoria cleared her throat. “Murphy, I need you to drop me off somewhere. It's urgent.” Victoria announced. She recited the hospital's address to Murphy, who imputed it i