From a tiny crack in the window, sunlight was streaming into the pitch-black chamber and falling on the blood-spattered arms. The white shirt had been stained red by blood. The veins in the arms and shoulders were still green. His jawline was seductive, his long neck rested on the ideal collarbone. His large skull wound erupted in blood, spilling down his face to his strong chest. His broad skull wound erupted in blood, which then trickled down his cheekbones and into his powerful chest. His lips had ripped corners and were dry and bloodless. His eyes were puffy and thick.
Two men entered the pitch-black space kicking the door and threw a file in front of the injured man.
There was very little movement in the long, bloodied fingers of the injured man as he lay motionless in the chair. Two men were laughing loudly as they looked at him. One of them walked up to the chair and punched the injured man in the face, causing his nose to start bleeding.
“Son of a bitch! Sign the papers! We don't have whole day.”
The people standing in front of the injured man were frightened when they saw his swollen eyes slowly open. His eyes were a terrifying shade of red and looked very menacing.
“What are you staring at? Look down.” The punk yelled.
The fiery eyes contained neither fear nor peace.
“Lower your eyes, I said.” Another punk shouted.
The injured man's courageousness impressed both of the men in front of him, as he maintained eye contact with them. However, the goons were determined to get him to sign the papers and resorted to using force. Despite his resistance, the injured man fought back and managed to hit both of them before they retaliated by beating him up.
The light streaming from the door shone on his blood-stained face as he lay there.
When the other hooligans heard their friends groaning, they rushed into the room. The injured man didn't avert his gaze when he saw them, and they all tried to attack him at once. However, he fought back with great power and cunning, striking them all. But one of the thugs hit him with a spade on the head, causing him to stagger and fall to the ground lifelessly.
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“YOHAN!!!”
As soon as Natalie and Bruno heard Sara Owen's scream, they hurried to her room. When they arrived, they found her sitting on the bed, panting and with a pale, sweat-covered face. Her feeble eyes showed signs of anxiety and nightmare.
Natalie tensed up and held her palm, “Sara, are you alright?”
Sara Owen's eyes started to well up with tears, and she remained in a dazed state.
Natalie saw Sara's quivering lips, and her own heart constricted with worry.
“I saw him. He's alive.” Sara whispered.
Natalie and Bruno exchanged their gaze in panic.
“Darling.” Natalie held her palm tighter.
“He's in trouble. He is injured. I'd go to him. Bring me to him.”
“Sara…”
Next weekend…
Assistant Nolan entered the cabin and Sara Owen’s cold gaze turned hopeful.
“Mobile data is not being recovered since a week?” She asked directly.
“I am sorry, Madam. The team couldn’t find anything suspicious from his phone.”
He placed a document on the table, “Here is the data.”
Closing her eyes, Sara Owen turned back. She was about to cry.
“The CCTV of the Dixon Villa was also checked but no clue was found of the person who attacked you.”
“Find him before I die.”
The hidden pain in her words once again made Assistant Nolan sad.
Just then, the cabin’s door slammed and Neel Dixon entered the cabin angrily.
“Sara.”
Holding her shoulders, he looked at her worryingly.
“Someone attacked you the night I went on a business trip. And you haven't even told me till today?”
“Was it necessary to tell you?”
“What are you talking about? There has been a fatal attack on you."
“I’m fine.”
“Mom told me that… You’re pregnant.”
Sara Owen’s heart trembled for a moment then she glanced at Assistant Nolan who seemed shocked after hearing Neel Dixon.
She nodded hesitantly.
“Did uncle know that?”
Sara Owen shook her head.
“Damn it!” Neel Dixon frowned then glared at Assistant Nolan.
“What are you doing? Why can’t you find anything about my uncle?”
“Young Master…” Assistant Nolan wanted to explain but Neel Dixon seemed irritated.
He glared at Assistant Nolan, “Why don’t you call me ‘Sir’? Am I not the CEO of this company?”
“You’re the substitute. You’re not the CEO.”
A low voice reflected in his ears and he looked at Sara Owen in a daze.
"Sara, you…”
“Don’t forget, Neel. We all are working for him.”
Seeing Sara Owen's courage, Neel Dixon clenched his pocketed palms into fists.
“I heard that you are going to call a board meeting to take all the power.”
“It's been a month and a half since he was kidnapped. I can't run this company without power. Taking decisions are hard...”
Sara Owen interrupted him, “I’m his wife. Let me take the power.”
Neel Dixon’s face darkened, “Sara, are you doubting me?”
Sara Owen didn't respond to the question and instead shifted her attention to Assistant Nolan. Seeing the look in her eyes, Assistant Nolan approached the desk, grabbed a folder, and handed it over to Neel Dixon.
“After reading this, you will understand that who should have the power.” She said.
Neel Dixon read the documents carefully. His face flushed.
“Young master, the chairman had got these legal documents made long back. According to this document, after the completion of madam's graduation, in the absence of the chairman, all the power of the company will remain with the madam.”
“Bullshit!!” Neel Dixon threw the file on the table.
“These papers can be artificial.” He yelled.
“Didn’t you see his sign in the document?” Sara Owen asked.
“How can uncle handover his powers to you?” He angrily glared at the woman who seemed expressionless.
“Does it matter who has the power?” Her question calmed Neel Dixon and he kept thinking for a while.
To whoever's reading this, if you've read 'Hot Billionaire Daddy,' you'll recognize that this is its sequel. Newcomers, I suggest you read the first book to understand the story's foundation. Don't worry if you're confused; the first book clears things up. In this second part I have given a long pause in the entry of the main character Yohan Dixon. Which was needed in the twist of this story. I hope the second part will get more love than the first part got. It took me a lot of hard work and time to write and adapt it as per your choice. I have kept all my projects pending for months and concentrated only on this book. Sorry for making you wait for months. But after reading this book you will find that wait worth it. Thanks very much. :) :)
"How... How is that possible? I remember, we chatted the morning I got attacked. You were the one telling me the baby was all healthy. What the hell happened?" "Maybe it's just my rotten luck, Jemma. But seeing you with Sunny, I can't help but be grateful you made it through and had a healthy baby." "Oh, Jia..." Jemma enveloped her in a tight hug, both women clinging to each other as tears flowed freely. Meanwhile, Noah reached the October Villa. As he approached, Yohan shot him a glare colder than a snowstorm. "Dad... Mom..." Noah greeted them, his eyes darting around to gauge the situation. Sunny was playing with Yohan. Noah swallowed hard, sensing trouble. "How can you be so careless, Jimmy? Why'd you let Jemma come here alone at this hour? You know the danger's not over yet," Sara scolded, her tone edged with worry. "Mom, I didn't want her to come, but she insisted..." "You're avoiding the situation, Jimmy. You can't change the past, but you shouldn't be dodging what's happ
"Jimmy, it's been days. I want to see her and the baby. What's the big deal?"He sighed, "I promise, we'll go later. I just need to sort some things out first."Jemma, growing more anxious, insisted, "But I've been waiting, Jimmy. I can't wait any longer. What's going on?"Noah, worried about her mental state, softened his tone, "Listen, babe. Trust me, I'll take you to see Jia, okay? I don't want to rush into things."Jemma, feeling a pang of doubt, couldn't hold back, "Are you hiding something from me? Why won't you just take me?""No, Jemma, it's not like that.""Jimmy..." her eyes turned tearful."Okay. I'll take you out to dinner tonight, at October Villa. Jia's staying there, and we can see her afterward. Deal?"Jemma hesitated for a moment, then agreed, "Okay, dinner it is. But you better not forget about it.Noah smiled, relieved that he had managed to divert her attention, "I won't. Now, let me get going, okay?"Jemma agreed, watching him leave for the office. As the door clo
Noah trudged back from work, the day's burdens still hanging on his shoulders. Opening the bedroom door, he caught sight of Jemma singing a lullaby to Sunny in her sweet voice. Emotions surged within him, and he quietly closed the door, not wanting to disturb their tender moment.Sinking into the living room couch, Noah leaned back with a heavy sigh. Guilt and regret enveloped him as he grappled with the reality of their situation. Conflicting emotions swirled as he recognised the joy in Jemma's happiness but couldn't shake the haunting feeling that everything was amiss.Jemma placed Sunny in the cot and, on her way to the kitchen for water, found Noah sitting in the dimly lit living room, a cigarette in one hand and a glass of whisky in the other. She touched his shoulder, and he opened his eyes, extinguishing the cigarette and placing the glass on the table."Tired?" she asked.Noah sighed deeply, rubbing the gap between his eyes. "Is Sunny asleep?"Jemma nodded, her palm on his che
The next morning dawned, casting a feeble light across the hospital room. The oxygen mask, a constant companion in her struggle for breath, had been removed, leaving her vulnerable in the stark hospital room.As Jemma slowly opened her eyes, the sterile scent of the hospital greeted her senses. Her gaze fell on Noah, sitting at the edge of the bed, his face etched with a mixture of exhaustion and sorrow. Desperation flickered in her eyes, and as she tried to speak, her voice emerged as a raspy whisper, "Jimmy... where's our baby?"Noah's heart clenched at the question, the weight of the unspoken truth hanging heavily in the air. He hesitated, avoiding her gaze, and gently urged, "Jemma, just take it easy. You need to rest."But Jemma, fueled by a mother's instinct and the gnawing fear that something was amiss, persisted, "Jimmy, please, where's our baby? Why won't you tell me?"His throat tightened with the burden of the truth he wasn't ready to share. Trying to divert her attention,
In the quiet aftermath, the doctor delivered a bittersweet message – Jia had given birth to a healthy baby boy, and she was fine. The family found themselves torn between joy for the new life and grief for the loss of Jemma's child. The terrace became a haven for Noah, who stood near the railing, his hands tucked into his pockets, gazing into the vast darkness.Jacob approached silently, standing beside him.Noah's shoulders slumped, burdened by the weight of the night. Understanding the unspoken unrest, Jacob placed a hand on Noah's shoulder."It's tough, Jimmy," Jacob finally said.Noah remained silent, still lost in the abyss of his thoughts."It's okay, Jimmy. It's not your mistake." Jacob added."You shouldn't have brought Jia here," Noah mumbled."I couldn't lie to her, and... I couldn't stop her," Jacob replied."How's she?" Noah asked, his voice strained."She's fine. Delivery went smoothly, not too hard on her. It's life.""How's the baby?" Noah's voice caught in his throat.
On a lovely evening, Jemma, bored at home, craved ice cream. Spontaneously, she called her driver and headed to the best ice cream spot. The cool sweetness lifted her spirits, turning a mundane evening into a delight.As Jemma indulged in her favourite ice cream, she decided to tease Noah, ignoring his earlier warnings about venturing out alone. Clueless about the impending twist in her evening, she initiated a video call, capturing the picturesque scene of her enjoying the sweet treat.Noah's face lit up when he saw Jemma's call, and his initial joy was evident as he glimpsed her savouring the ice cream. A smile played on his lips. However, his expression shifted when he noticed the unfamiliar surroundings and the people bustling behind her.Concern etched across his face, Noah interrupted her playful banter. "Jemma, where are you? You're not at home, are you?" he asked, his voice betraying a mix of worry and irritation.Jemma, still in her carefree mood, laughed, "Relax, Jimmy! Just