All Chapters of The Billionaire's Sweet Contract Wife: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Rey’s pov :I waited and waited for several days, growing more impatient by the hour. Finally, I sent someone to the University of Finance and Economics to investigate, only to discover that Sophie hadn’t dropped out of school at all!"What a stupid family," I muttered under my breath, my frustration boiling over. "They can’t even handle such a simple task."When the news reached me, I was so furious I nearly lost control. I had risked so much by going to Sophie’s family in person, carefully instructing them on what to do. How could they fail so miserably? All they had to do was trick Sophie into coming home, put her in a car, and send her back to her hometown. That would have been the end of it! But no, Sophie was still comfortably staying at school, completely unaffected.I dismissed all the servants, needing a moment alone to collect my thoughts. As I paced the room, I reminded myself, "Luckily, I had another trick ready."Even though Sophie hadn’t been driven back to her hometown,

Ava’s pov :“It's alright. I already know about the results and don't want to talk about it. I'm busy, Miss Ava. I'll talk to you later.”“Don't want to talk about it? What the hell is wrong with you? Now that you know that Sophie is actually your sister, you don't want to talk about it?!” I hung up brutally.I was fuming. The moment I hung up the phone, I felt like I could tear something apart. How could Brandon be so heartless? After all these years of searching for Bella, now that they’d finally found her, he was just going to turn his back on her? It made no sense. Sophie was his sister—his real sister—and yet he didn’t seem to care at all.I stared at the appraisal report in my hands, my fingers tightening around the edges. Part of me wanted to rip it to shreds, but I stopped myself. Sophie deserved to know the truth, even if her family didn’t want to acknowledge her. She had been through so much already, and she had every right to know who she really was.I sighed, setting the r

Dominic's pov ;I made the decision, and the matter was finally settled.It doesn’t matter what Edwin thinks. What matters is that he doesn’t dare to go against me.Who would’ve thought he’d come to a simple family dinner and have his entire winter vacation arranged for him? The look on his face was almost amusing.“Why are you standing there like an idiot? Do you want to continue interning at the company next summer?”Edwin shook his head vigorously. “No, no, I won’t even be in the country next summer, so I definitely won’t go to the company to cause you trouble.”Sensible.He found a seat and sat down, though I noticed his usual choice—next to our grandmother—was occupied by Sophie.Ever since learning that she was my wife, he’d kept his distance, as if proximity to her would somehow bring him misfortune.Good.Whenever he sees Sophie now, he thinks of me. And he knows better than to provoke me.Throughout the entire dinner, Edwin looked tense, barely touching his food. I, on the ot

Sophie’s pov :I sat on the plane, feeling a mix of curiosity and happiness bubbling inside me. This was my first time flying, and I couldn’t help but marvel at how convenient it all was. I had always heard people say that taking a plane involved a lot of complicated procedures, but to my surprise, it felt easier than taking the subway.There wasn’t even a security check! Little did I know, I was on the Williams family’s private jet, which explained why everything seemed so seamless.Dominic sat beside me, his presence as commanding as ever. His cold voice broke through my thoughts as he warned, “Fasten your seatbelt.”I blinked, confused. “Sir, do I still need to wear a seat belt when I take a plane?” I asked, my voice tinged with curiosity.My watery eyes must have been filled with doubt because he quickly explained, “There will be turbulence and bumps on the road, so fasten your seat belts.”“Oh, so that’s how it is,” I murmured, feeling a bit embarrassed for not knowing something

Dominic’s pov :Sophie pouted, her voice soft and coquettish. "Sir, don't buy me such expensive necklaces in the future. This much money can buy a lot of things. I could live off that for a long time."Nine thousand pounds.I took a slow sip of my wine, hiding my amusement.If she knew the real price of that necklace, she’d probably faint on the spot.Sophie had grown up in a modest home. In her world, nine thousand pounds was enough for her family to live comfortably for months.She was trying to act upset, but her eyes betrayed her.Bright, sparkling—like a child being spoiled with a gift she couldn’t resist."It's just a small amount of money. How long are you going to grumble about it?" I said, deliberately avoiding the truth.If she found out, I’d have to spend the rest of the night coaxing her out of her shock.Her eyes softened.She raised a hand and lightly hit my arm, pretending to be angry. "Sir, you don’t know how to live at all."I chuckled. This little girl…The auction e