All Chapters of The Billionaire's Caregiver : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

It was a beautiful Thursday morning. The sun was still rising, casting a soft, golden glow over the city. Workers were in their offices, students were immersed in school activities, and business people were already handling their affairs. The cool, calm atmosphere promised a peaceful day ahead, or so it seemed.Big Margaret asked Noah to drive her somewhere. Noah was shocked when Big Margaret gave him the address. It was Leah's house.He knew that Big Margaret knew Leah was in Jeremy's house. That only meant one thing. It meant that Big Margaret wanted to see Leah's mother. But why?Noah was uncomfortable about it. At first, he wondered how he'd act around Mama as Big Margaret's driver. Then he remembered she already knew. He then looked at the bright side. It could have been another driver. Leah wouldn't be home, he'd be at work and Mama would be home alone because Keira and Ivan were in school. He was thankful he was the one driving Big Margaret there. He'd get to protect Mama if ne

Noah sat in his dimly lit apartment, his headphones on, listening intently to the conversation coming through the bug he had secretly planted on Sarah. His pulse quickened as he heard her voice.“Jeremy,” she said softly. There was a pause. She sighed, clearly frustrated. “Pick up, damn it.”The line went dead, but Sarah muttered to herself loud enough for the bug to pick up her words. “I’ll show up at his place and act like I’m stranded. Surely, he’ll take pity on me. That’ll be my chance to get close to him.”Noah’s hand hovered over the phone. Should he call Leah and warn her? But if he did, Leah would inform Jeremy. He thought about it for a while. She’d go back to the mansion and see Sarah there and then maybe, just maybe, things would unravel in a way that forced Leah to finally leave Jeremy. Noah clenched his jaw. It was a gamble, but he decided to let the events unfold without interfering.– – – Sarah arrived at Jeremy's mansion, pretending to look dejected. She was crying,

“If I ever see you here or anywhere around me, I'll hurt you,” Jeremy threatened as he threw Sarah's bag and pushed her outside.“B…baby,” Sarah managed to call out as she fell on the floor.“I should have known you were up to no good, you wench,” Jeremy cursed. “What did you do? Tell me. You must've added something in the water,” he said as he tapped his forehead hard aggressively.“I love you, Jeremy. We're meant to be together. Didn't last night mean anything to you?” Sarah asked dramatically.Jeremy looked at her with so much hatred and anger. “Thank God I don't remember anything. You're such a whore, jumping from bed to bed. Get out of here!” Jeremy ordered and slammed the door.“It's done,” Sarah muttered to herself. She stood up and arranged herself, smiling victoriously. Jeremy had no clue what was coming next. Sarah felt like she had won a lottery. Her goal was close to being achieved. In fact, it had been achieved.Inside, Jeremy was sulking. He felt so stupid. How couldn't

Noah and Leah were out, relaxing at a small quiet cafe tucked away from the city's bustling streets. It had been so long since they hung out together. They laughed freely, trading jokes and teasing each other, as though they were kids again. The world around them seemed to fade; it was as if they existed in a bubble that no one else could penetrate. For those brief moments, nothing else mattered.They were conscious enough not to bring it up.Leah looked radiant that evening, her beauty effortlessly captivating. Her long hair, left loose, fluttered gently in the breeze. Noah found himself staring at her affectionately, unable to help the way his chest tightened every time she smiled. She had always been beautiful, but tonight, she looked especially stunning. As the wind picked up slightly, he noticed a stray strand of hair fell across her face and moved closer to help her pull it away, but Leah thought he was leaning in to kiss her.“What are you doing?” She asked, turning away.Noah

Jeremy paced about in his room. How could he tell Leah what he had learned?“I'll have to go to her house, again,” he stretched.He hadn't been fine for sometime even though he pretended to be and Maggie was worried for him.The house felt strange without Leah’s presence. It lacked the warmth, the freshness, the intangible sweetness that seemed to linger whenever she was around. Ever since she left, everything had changed. His mornings felt dull, his nights stretched endlessly, and even the simplest things felt empty. Leah had become an irreplaceable part of his life, and now that she was gone, he felt like he was merely existing.When Jeremy came out to the living room, he was dressed up to go out, but casually. Maggie feared he might be going to have drinks.“Are you going somewhere?” She asked, watching him closely.“Yeah. I'm going to see Leah. I have some important information to tell her,” Jeremy replied.Maggie was relieved. “Oh…okay. My sweet Leah,” she said softly, smiling at