All Chapters of The Ruthless Billionaire's Revenge: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Elena stormed into Adrian’s office, her heels clicking sharply against the floor. The sound echoed like gunfire in the silent room, each step fueled by the fire burning in her chest.She didn’t bother knocking.She didn’t care.Elena’s pulse pounded in her ears, but she didn’t hesitate.With a sharp motion, she slammed the folder onto his desk.“You set me up,” she accused, her voice trembling with restrained fury.Adrian arched a brow, completely unfazed by the storm brewing in front of him.“Is that what you think?”His voice was too calm.“You didn’t have to come to the meeting last night, you wanted to see if I’d fail.”Adrian leaned back against his desk, arms crossing over his broad chest. He regarded her for a long moment, his gaze unreadable.“And yet, you didn’t.”Her stomach twisted.“That’s not the point!”“You keep playing these games with me, Adrian. Testing me. Pushing me. What do you want?”His jaw tightened, just for a fraction of a second, but she caught it.“I want t

Elena arrived at the office that morning with a sense of unease she couldn’t shake. The night before had been restless—her thoughts kept circling back to Adrian, to their kiss, to the way his touch had ignited something dangerous inside her.She told herself she needed to focus. Work was her only escape.But the moment she stepped into the building, she knew something was wrong.The whispers. The stares. The barely concealed smirks.Her pulse quickened as she made her way to her office. Sophie rushed toward her, looking worried.“Elena…” Sophie hesitated, biting her lip.“What is it?” Elena asked, her voice tight.Sophie glanced around and then pulled out her phone, showing her the screen.Elena’s breath caught in her throat.“The Billionaire’s Lover? Adrian’s Secret Lover Exposed!”Beneath the headline was a photo of her and Adrian at the business dinner, his hand at her lower back as he guided her toward the car. The image was taken at the worst possible angle, making it look far mo

Elena sat at her desk, staring at the computer screen, her heart pounding in her chest. The numbers in front of her blurred as she tried to make sense of what she was seeing.She had spent the last hour combing through old financial records, searching for anything—anything—that could prove she hadn’t betrayed Adrian.And now, buried deep within the archived transactions, she had found it.A bank transfer.A large sum of money.And the recipient? Lucas.Elena’s stomach twisted.This payment had been made right before she was accused of leaking confidential documents.Her breath came out in shaky bursts as she traced the details. The transfer had come from an offshore account, one that was connected to Adrain's Company—but not one she had ever managed.This wasn’t just a random deposit.This was a payoff.And if she was right, this payment had everything to do with what happened to her years ago.Elena clenched her fists, memories flooding her mind.She had spent weeks after her fallout

Sophie had worked for Adrian for years.She knew every schedule, every meeting, and every deal before it happened.But tonight, as she sat at her desk, her fingers scrolling through the company’s financial logs, something wasn’t adding up.Her brows furrowed, and she leaned in closer.There.A payment.A hidden transfer made years ago, buried deep beneath layers of transactions that should have never been there.She clicked on it, her breath catching as the recipient’s name loaded onto the screen.Lucas.A sharp chill ran down her spine.She wasn’t the type to jump to conclusions. She had seen plenty of business deals pass through Adrian’s office—but this?This wasn’t business.This was personal.Her fingers hovered over the mouse, hesitating before clicking deeper into the records. The more she uncovered, the worse the feeling in her gut became. This wasn’t just a mistake or a misfiled report. This was deliberate.Someone had wanted this payment hidden.Someone had wanted it forgotte

Adrian pulled up outside the dimly lit parking garage, his grip tightening around the steering wheel. The hum of the engine faded into heavy silence, but inside his chest, his heart pounded like a war drum.Sophie had insisted they meet here—away from his office, away from prying eyes. It was an unusual request, but nothing about the past few days had been normal.He exhaled sharply and stayed in the car, his sharp gaze scanning the area. The distant hum of city traffic barely reached the underground space, swallowed by thick concrete walls and flickering overhead lights.Sophie was standing near the elevator, with her laptop clutched so tightly in her hands, her posture was tense, shoulders squared, as if bracing for impact.She approached his car, Adrain's voice was low but edged with impatience. “You better have a good reason for dragging me here. Get in.”Sophie didn’t waste a second. She got in and openedher laptop. “You need to see this now. I don’t know how long I’ll have acces