All Chapters of Falling For My Surrogate Mistress : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Fiona sat in the dimly lit conference room, her fingers wrapped tightly around the edges of the table. The tension in the air was suffocating, thick with unspoken words and underlying threats. Across from her, Darwin paced near the floor-to-ceiling windows, his sharp profile outlined against the city skyline. His jaw was set in a firm line, his thoughts racing as he processed everything that had unfolded in the last twenty-four hours.William had made his move—an attack so precise and well-executed that even Thalassa had been caught off guard. The documents leaked to the media suggested that Fiona had been embezzling funds from the Atlas Group for years, a carefully fabricated lie that had already begun to damage her reputation. She had fought hard to reclaim her life, to prove she was more than just Darwin’s past mistake. And now, William was trying to tear it all away.Darwin finally turned to face her, his piercing gaze locking onto hers. “We need to counter this immediately. The l

Fiona stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window of the penthouse suite, her arms wrapped tightly around herself as she gazed at the city below. The skyline stretched endlessly, glittering with lights, but the view did nothing to ease the storm inside her. The weight of everything that had transpired bore down on her shoulders—William’s looming threats, Bella’s betrayal, and the tangled emotions that surfaced whenever she thought about Darwin. A gentle knock sounded at the door, pulling her from her thoughts. She turned, expecting Thalassa, but instead, it was Marcus. His expression was unreadable, but the tightness in his posture told her he wasn’t here for casual conversation. “We need to talk,” he said, stepping inside without waiting for an invitation. Fiona frowned but nodded, motioning for him to sit. “What is it?” Marcus ran a hand down his face before setting a small flash drive on the coffee table between them. “Thalassa and I have been digging deeper into William’s co

The room was tense, the air thick with the weight of everything they were planning. Fiona stood beside Darwin, her arms crossed, mind racing as they outlined their next move. William had made his move, and now it was time for them to counter.Thalassa leaned against the table, a sly smirk on her lips. “So, we make William think he’s won, let him get comfortable, and then pull the rug out from under him?”Marcus nodded. “It’s the best way. He’s too cautious to walk into an obvious trap, but if he thinks he’s already won, he’ll slip up.”Darwin turned to Fiona. “We’ll need you to play along.”Fiona inhaled sharply. She knew what that meant. William had framed her for corporate espionage, and if they were going to bait him into overplaying his hand, she had to let the world believe, even for a moment, that she was guilty.“Leak the documents,” she said. “Let William think they’re working.”Thalassa raised an eyebrow. “You sure about that?”Fiona nodded. “He expects me to panic, to fight

Fiona’s heart pounded as she stood in front of the large glass window of the Atlas Group headquarters, staring down at the city streets below. The skyline stretched endlessly, yet she felt trapped as if the walls were closing in on her. The tension in the boardroom still clung to her like a second skin, the weight of Darwin’s ultimatum and the silent war with William pressing down on her shoulders.Thalassa stood beside her, arms crossed. "William is getting desperate," she muttered. "I went through the financial reports again. There’s a pattern in his movements—he’s liquidating assets faster than before. Whatever he’s planning, he’s trying to secure enough money to survive if things go south."Fiona tore her gaze away from the window. "You think he’s planning to run?"Thalassa exhaled sharply. "Not yet. But he’s cornered, and that makes him dangerous."Fiona had learned that the hard way. William had already done everything he could to ruin her. He had twisted her pregnancy into a sc

Fiona paced the length of the office, her mind racing as she replayed William’s ominous words. We’ll see about that. The threat lingered in the air, poisoning every moment of triumph. They had exposed him, but he was still out there, slipping through their fingers like smoke.Darwin stood at the window, arms crossed, his jaw tight with frustration. “He had this planned,” he muttered. “The money transfers, the shell companies, the private jet—it was all part of an exit strategy.”Thalassa scrolled through multiple screens, her fingers moving quickly over the keyboard. “I’ve tapped into every source I can. So far, no trace of where he actually landed.”Marcus rubbed his temples. “We need to consider the possibility that he’s headed somewhere without an extradition treaty. If he gets to Russia, the UAE, or even certain parts of Africa, we’re screwed.”Fiona stopped pacing. “He won’t run forever. William doesn’t just want to escape—he wants revenge.”Darwin turned to her. “You think he’ll