A Deal with the Billionaire's Heir

A Deal with the Billionaire's Heir

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Stella is an eighteen-year-old senior high student known to be an independent young lady. She lives a rather financially unstable life and her mother is suffering long-term trauma, so she has to work after her classes and small rackets on the weekends. On a Friday afternoon, on her way home, a car almost hits her and she has a heavy argument with him. A day after it, an anonymous number later calls her to do a portrait of a boy in person. Little does she know that it is the guy she has despised. And also, she does not know he is an heir of a billionaire she is soon going to work for. That is when the course of her life dramatically changes.

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66 Chapters
Chapter 1
"That's it," I mumble as I fold my book shut. I look at every head of my group with a forceful smile. "Got it, guys?"They all sigh and let out words of discouragement. We're currently on an Arts project which is torturous to get done — impressionism and expressionism. I've been a person having a creative imagination since I was in middle school, but these two art theories have always shaken my artistic self's soul."Stella, we can't do this," one says"I shouldn't have taken this class," one spits out.One even pouts at me like a toddler. "Impressionism is yours, please."I give them a look of dismay and say, "Fine." And then they clap, deafening me. "I'll take the impressionism section. Just give me enough budget.""Yes.""Come on, guys. Cash out.""Faster. Stella might cop out."I chuckle. I breathe out a cloud of breath while they hand me the money. It's a ton. I furrow my brows. "Isn't this too much?""Please include the expressionism's essentials," my seatmate requests.I sigh in
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Chapter 2
My shift has come to an end. It's quarter past eleven in the evening. On Friday nights, I always take another hour, or two, in my shift. Due to this, I don't have the time to get to accept my classmates' invitations to join their parties or treats. It's not like I like parties either. I kind of don't. Also knowing that I have to work still tomorrow, I really have to sleep my tiredness off.I've been a freelance artist since tenth grade. I started with painting pictures of my customers' pets until I decided to make my service exclusively on human portraits. That was when my inbox has gotten busy. I've even painted the mayor's family and, O boy, it was a one-of-a-kind experience. With this, I make enough money to pay our monthly rent in the apartment. I'm grateful I've found one of my God-given talents because it's helped me, Mom, and also eases up my mind most of the time. Whenever I hold a brush and splatter paints, I feel free of life's burdens.I stand straight by a streetlamp. I fi
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Chapter 3
I spend some time meandering by the bazaar booths in the plaza before getting home by four in the afternoon. I find Mom having her dinner. I'm thankful she picked something healthier than she commonly eats. She invites me to join her, but I tell her I just came from the food park, so she resumes eating. I go to my room and then browse the Internet for some art prompts before jotting them down on a piece of paper.It's almost six in the evening when I finish sketching ideas on a few bond papers. I set them aside in a folder and then saunter out of the room. I get the already cold vegetable salad Mom left in the fridge and make a mug of black coffee. I sit in the living room and then open the television. While turning the volume down, my phone starts ringing.I put the bowl of salad on the couch and press the green button on my screen, my brows furrowing at the anonymous number. "Um, hello?"The other line speaks, "Great evening, Stella De Vega." It's a lady. She speaks so clearly, "I h
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Chapter 4
I should've known. I should really have. I'm so stupid at this part. Who would want me to work off the workplace so badly? Who would pay me not just thrice but, as the lady said, as a 'whole package?' Who else? Of course, a rich person. I didn't see this coming. I thought I was about to paint for a political personality or whatsoever. I let out all of my mixed stress and anxieties in a sigh. How dauntless of I. For the money. For Mom, I'll do this. I just have to ignore his personality and focus on his physicality. This is going to be as easy as I think it'll be.I look away from him, the freak, and aim my sight at the flawless white wall. Every piece of furniture in the room is colored white. Everything seems to blind my vision. They appear untouched by nobody. I look down at the tiled floor, and my frame reflects on it. It's a heavenly room, I swear. I'm clean with mine, but this? It's indescribable.I stand stiffly before him while holding my stuff in my front. His deep grays trace
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Chapter 5
My co-members and I have successfully done it. We've passed the project and been graded the highest. I'm grateful for the universe it doesn't go against my wish for today. As I drop the canvas I painted on, I go to my co-members and together, we crack up each other because of the good output."I knew you guys could do it," I say with a jolly tone."Thanks to you, Stella," the girl in front of me says. "Without your encouragement, we couldn't have done it.""Oh, come on," I deny. "We've all done it because we believed in ourselves, in our best."The boy beside me claps twice. "That's why I'm treating you guys for today."Everybody cheers, still under their breath."And you'll go with us, Stella, alright?" the boy adds."Sorry, guys." I purse my lips, an expression of apology plastered on my face. Everybody sighs in dismay. "I really want to spend some time with you guys, but I have work," I utter in addition."It's fine, Stella. Prioritize your needs," the blonde girl says."I'll for y
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Chapter 6
After the brain-damaging Tuesday morning classes, I blink at Reign Hayes entering the school gymnasium with her rather famous circle of friends. See, Reign is very well-known for her physical aesthetics, gentle personality, and outstanding wits, but also, she's known to be the current mayor's half-sister. The news shocked the city, but as days have gone by, people have forgotten about the stirred-up scandal. That day was chaotic actually.I sit on the bench, my eyes not taking off Reign's back, out in the faint sun. I think of Marco. I wonder how he's going to work this out. I hope Reign isn't in a relationship yet because I'm rooting for my cousin's shot. Reign has always been private and silent, even when she's around with her friends. She's elegantly perceptive, and it's one of her traits everybody seems to like, including me.I've just gone from the cafeteria. I didn't feel like eating, so I ate less than I usually take in. I cross my legs and grab my sketchbook. I bite on the era
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Chapter 7
I can't believe it. I can't believe I did that. Last night was so random. I let Ryle take me to our place and I liked it. Not Ryle, but his action. I mean, really, Ryle. I don't need to be in denial when it's only me I'm talking to. Ryle is, based on last night's experience, more than the moron he is. Okay. I guess I'll stop now calling him names. It isn't really good for my personal credit.I've been awake since four twenty in the dawn. Six hours of sleep, huh? It isn't that bad. I sit up straight and bend my knees up to my chest. My eyes dart to the hanger where Ryle's leather jacket is mounted neatly. I told him that he should wear it since the streets were cold as hell, but what did he do? He left it. I get off the bed and walk toward the jacket. I touch its thickness and then smell it. So sweet that I can swim in it. Ugh, Stella. Stop it. I then let go of the jacket.I saunter out of my room and find Mom preparing breakfast. I make three cups of coffee — one is for Mom and two fo
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Chapter 8
I close my eyes as Kent leans his head against mine. I put his hands off my face and gently push him out of my proximity. I should've never done that. I kissed him. Now, he must be thinking that I still like him. O Stella, what trouble you've gotten yourself into. I didn't see this coming, and it was my fault.Kent, with his ocherous eyes, stares at me, statuesquely still in his place. He sits down on my bed and then lays his head on my bolster. He sits his head over his intertwined fingers and then heaves a deep sigh. I just watch him stare at the ceiling until he looks back at me, making my eyes avert to the bedside. I sniff the forming liquid in my nose and then cross my arms, waiting for Kent to initiate the conversation, but he doesn't do so.I then rive the earsplitting silence, "Can you please go now?""What?" he sneers. "After you kissed me, I'll get this? You want me to leave?""I . . ." I trail off, unable to bring out words since I'm dumbfounded still by the minty aftertaste
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Chapter 9
On Thursday and Friday, we'll take the third quarter's exams. Those two days will sure be fiery. I have to study well since academically good impression matters to tertiary schools. After the Friday exams, all students are invited to participate in aesthetically managing the gymnasium because, O God, it's seniors' ball already on Saturday. I'm sure everybody, especially ladies, will be busy roaming malls and visiting tailors to hunt down such ostentatiously dazzling outfits. I know, right? This is a one-time experience in high school. Why not spend some cabbages? I'll do it as well.It's already lunch at school. My brain cells are tired because there were two pop quizzes earlier — Chemistry and Mathematics. I get myself a tray of hotdogs, warm pastries, fresh strawberries, and a bottle of water. I go to a vacant table and enjoy my solitude.I find Colton seated among his varsity teammates and Reign talking to her girlfriends. I successfully ignore the urge down in my guts to think abo
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Chapter 10
After a day of scholarly stress, I stop by Aunt Hilda's to check on Marco, but he isn't home yet, so I tell Aunt Hilda I'll be on my way to work. I ride my bike and eventually get back home. As I open the door, the sight of Mom in her favorite white sheath dress dancing to a piece of instrumental classical music greets me. She stops her graceful movements when I shut the door. I look at her appreciatively and then she beams me a smile."What party are we celebrating?" I joke.She sways her head to the beats of low piano notes. "I just felt like wearing your grandma's dress again.""Well, you look great in it.""I'll give this to you soon."I hate myself for interpreting that very differently. I step forward and fix Mom's hair. "We'll survive this life, okay?" I reassure her.She nods with a smile. "Of course, we are.""I love you, Mom.""I love you so, so much, my Stella." She kisses my forehead, and then we collide into a tight embrace.I then made her dinner and give her some CDs of
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