All Chapters of Gina's Revenge: Return of the Heiress : Chapter 131 - Chapter 139

Julian’s POVThe past week had been nothing short of *amazing*. For months, my company had been struggling to stay afloat, suffocating under debts and failed deals. But now? Everything had turned around, *all thanks to Elena’s blackmail.* I had signed the partnership deal with Gina’s company just in time, and since then, *doors had opened*. Funding poured in from multiple organizations, investors suddenly saw potential in my company, and the name "Windsor Enterprises" was beginning to be recognized by bigger firms. For the first time in *forever*, I felt like I was finally winning. I sat in my office, leaning back in my chair, staring at the document in front of me—a *new* contract, a *bigger* deal. "$15 million," I muttered under my breath, running my fingers over the thick paper. My company had just sealed an agreement with another major firm, an opportunity that would solidify our growth. A grin spread across my face as I picked up my pen and signed my name at the bot

Elena’s POVThe moment Julian’s call ended, I felt my blood boil. Alex was interfering. After everything I did to secure this deal—after all the strings I pulled, the threats I made—he thought he could just waltz in and ruin it? Not on my watch. I paced my room, gripping my phone so tightly my knuckles turned white. Julian had sounded furious, and rightfully so. If Gina actually canceled the partnership, everything we worked for would go down the drain. I wasn’t about to let that happen. Without hesitation, I scrolled through my contacts and pressed Gina’s number. The phone rang once. Twice. Then, she picked up. “Elena,” Gina’s voice came through, cold and sharp. “We need to talk,” I snapped, wasting no time. “I just got a call from Julian. What the hell do you think you’re doing?” A pause. Then, a slow, amused exhale. “I assume you’re calling about the partnership deal?” she said, her voice annoyingly calm. “You know damn well why I’m calling.” I gritted my

Gina's POV After Alex left, I leaned back in my chair, exhaling in relief. Things were finally falling into place. Julian was humiliated, the partnership deal was dissolved, and I had the full support of my husband. For the first time in a long while, I felt completely in control. But just as I was about to pour myself a celebratory glass of wine, an unsettling thought crept into my mind. My satisfaction dimmed as I remembered one of the biggest mistakes I had made under Elena’s blackmail—firing Mrs. Clara, the efficient managing director of Saxton Luxury Homes, and replacing her with Lily. Mrs. Clara had been nothing but loyal to Saxton Empire for years, overseeing major projects and ensuring everything ran smoothly. She was a force in the real estate industry, well-respected and incredibly competent. Yet, because of Elena’s threats, I had discarded her without a second thought, humiliating her in the process. I clenched my jaw, disgusted at how far I had let Elena control me.

Julian’s POVI walked out of Saxton Empire feeling like I had just been gutted. The cool afternoon breeze did nothing to cool the fire raging inside me. My fists clenched at my sides, my jaw tight as I stalked toward the car where Marcus was waiting. The moment I slid into the passenger seat, Marcus glanced at me through the rearview mirror, sensing the storm I was barely containing. "How did it go?" he asked cautiously. "What was the meeting about?" I didn't answer. I couldn’t. I was too angry. Too humiliated. Marcus glanced at me again, waiting for a response. When I remained silent, he pushed further. "Julian, what—" "Just drive," I snapped, my voice cold and edged with frustration. Marcus swallowed back whatever he was about to say and started the car, knowing better than to press me when I was like this. The drive back to the office was silent except for the hum of the engine and the occasional honk from impatient drivers. My mind was a mess, replaying the moment

Gina's POV By the time I left the house and arrived at the office, the weight of the upcoming meeting with Elena sat heavily on my mind. I had spent the morning handling reports and checking in with my staff, but no matter how busy I kept myself, my thoughts kept drifting back to what could happen later today. Elena had made it clear that she wasn’t pleased with my decisions. She had probably expected me to be her obedient pawn forever, bending to her threats and following orders like a puppet. She underestimated me. And now, she was desperate. A knock at my office door pulled me from my thoughts. "Come in," I called. Jenna entered, holding a neatly organized folder. "These are the latest financial reports for Saxton Luxury Homes." I nodded, taking the folder. "Anything I should be concerned about?" Jenna hesitated. "Well… Lily's management before her termination caused a few internal conflicts. Some of the employees are still adjusting to the change." I sighed, r