All Chapters of Billionaire Producer's Secret Wife: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

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Chapter One

Serena Rivera had walked more red carpets in the last three months than in the twenty-two years of her life, and not once—not once—had Lucian Vale ever touched her like this. Not once had he placed a hand on the small of her back. Not once had he turned toward her for the cameras. Not once had he so much as acknowledged her unless the moment absolutely demanded it. Until tonight. Tonight, the man who usually treated her like thin air wrapped a possessive arm around her waist, pulled her close like she was something breakable, and whispered low and dark against her ear— “Smile. Like you’re mine.” Her heart stalled. She smiled. She had to. But it wasn’t for the cameras. It was for survival. And maybe—just maybe—because she remembered this touch. Once. No one else in this entire room knew the truth. Not the flashing press. Not the fans screaming from barricades. Not even the cast and crew of the very film she was supposed to be promoting tonight. They didn’t know Serena R
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Chapter Two - Past

One Year AgoThe Rivera estate was too quiet.Serena stepped out of the sleek black car, her stilettos stabbing into the cobblestone like they had a score to settle. She didn’t want to be here. Not tonight. Not ever. Her body still ached from the fourteen-hour shoot she’d just wrapped. Makeup clung to her skin like a mask she didn’t have the energy to rip off. And yet, she had come.Because when Robert Rivera said Come home. Now, you didn’t ignore the call.Not even if you hated the man on the other end of the line.The mansion’s front doors opened before she could even lift a hand to knock.“Miss Serena,” the butler greeted with a stiff nod. Always too polished. Always too professional. Like everything in this house used to be—before it began to fall apart.“Your father is waiting in the study.”Of course he was.Her heels echoed sharply through the once-grand halls. She didn’t miss how empty it all felt now. The Rivera legacy might’ve ruled entertainment once, but Serena could see t
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Chapter Three - Past

One Year AgoShe didn’t trust herself to speak.Not when her heart was beating like a war drum in her chest.Not when the taste of betrayal was still thick on her tongue.Not when she could feel her father’s eyes on her back, like a vulture waiting for the moment she finally broke.The butler asked if she needed anything as she passed, but she didn’t answer. She couldn’t.She didn’t stop walking until she reached the far end of the estate, to the only place that hadn’t yet been gutted or emptied out or swallowed whole by debt and desperation—the old greenhouse.It was unlocked.Of course it was. No one came here anymore. Not since her mother died.Serena pushed open the door and stepped inside. The smell of soil and dust hit her first. Then came the silence. Not the poised, oppressive kind from the rest of the house—but a different kind. A quieter one. Real.She sat on the stone bench in the center of the greenhouse and let her coat fall off her shoulders.For a moment, she just sat t
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Chapter Four - Past

One Year AgoSerena didn’t go back to her apartment. Instead, she asked the driver to take her to the studio.It was past ten by the time she slipped into the quiet sound booth of the post-production house tucked away in West Hollywood. The dubbing director gave her a small nod of acknowledgment, no questions asked. She was always like this—showing up late, makeup smudged, coat still on, eyes red but not from crying.“I just have two lines left from episode eight,” she murmured as she adjusted the headphones. Her voice was steady, though her body moved on autopilot.The director didn’t argue. He liked working with her. She never complained. Never caused trouble. Always professional, even when she looked like the world had rolled over her spine. He even told her he didn't understand where the rumours about her came from. Serena smiled tightly when he told her that first time and didn't say it again. The scene played across the screen in front of her—her character, a determined small-
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Chapter Five- Past

The penthouse office reeked of cigars, old money, and cleaner trying to mask it all. Serena sat still on the leather couch, legs crossed at the ankle, hands perfectly folded in her lap—just the way her mother taught her. Polished. Composed. Presentable. When her father called her back yesterday, she didn't expect him to fly her to New York to meet Vale family.Her father was pacing—sharply, rhythmically—while Gregory Vale lounged with a scotch in hand, watching Robert with idle amusement, like this was theater. “He’s late,” Robert growled. “He’s Lucian,” Gregory said lazily. "His sense of time is different than ours. He'll only arrive when he wants to." The doors opened right then, like on cue. Lucian Vale entered without ceremony, coat draped over his arm, gloves tucked into one hand. No rush, no apology. Just cold purpose in every step. Serena’s spine straightened on instinct. He was taller than she remembered. Sharper, too. Like someone carved him out of shadow and ice with
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