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The Choice
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His Billion-Dollar Mistake Secrets Between Us
CHAPTER 27The call haunted me all night.I lay in bed staring at the ceiling, phone clutched in my hand like it might ring again. It didn’t. Silence stretched. Heavy. Unforgiving.You think the danger left with her.It didn’t.By morning, the words had carved themselves into my bones.I dressed on autopilot. Coffee tasted like nothing. The mirror showed a version of me that looked calm. Focused. Capable.I almost believed it.The office greeted me with its usual rhythm. The hum of ambition. The quiet clatter of power moving behind glass walls.Reign’s door was closed.That was new.I took my seat, opened my laptop, and forced myself to breathe. One task at a time. One step. Panic never helped. I’d learnt that early.An hour passed. Then another.My phone buzzed.Come to my office.—ReignNo “now”. No explanation.I stood immediately.His office felt different when I walked in. Dimmer. The blinds were half-drawn, city light slicing across the floor in slanted lines. He stood by the wi
His Billion-Dollar Mistake Hidden Motives
CHAPTER The silence after a battle is always strange.The office buzzed again. Phones rang. Laughter drifted from the hallway. Meetings resumed like nothing had happened. Like Ivy hadn’t just been escorted out by security. Like a war hadn’t been fought in a boardroom with calm voices and lethal documents.But I felt it.Something wasn’t over.I sat at my desk, staring at my screen without seeing it. My name was still on the directory. My access still worked. My position was confirmed. On paper, I was safe.On instinct, I wasn’t..“Don’t relax yet.”Evan’s voice came from behind me. Low. Casual. Too casual.I turned in my chair. He leaned against the partition, coffee in hand, expression unreadable.“That bad?” I asked.He shrugged. “Depends how good you are at reading people.”I frowned. “What does that mean?”He took a sip. Watched me over the rim. “It means Ivy wasn’t the only one who lost something yesterday.”My stomach tightened. “Who else?”He smiled faintly. Not amused. “That’
His Billion-Dollar Mistake The Choice
CHAPTER 25 The call came just after midnight.I was half-asleep. Wrapped in sheets. Mind still buzzing from the day. From him. From everything we weren’t saying out loud.My phone lit up on the nightstand.Reign.I sat up immediately.“Hey,” I said, voice rough with sleep.“I’m sorry,” he said. No greeting. No softness. Just urgency. “Did I wake you?”“Yes,” I said. Then softer, “It’s okay. What’s wrong?”A pause. Breathing on the other end. Controlled. Measured. But tight.“I need you at the office. Now.”That woke me fully.“Now?” I repeated. “It’s past midnight.”“I know.”Something was happening. Something big.“Ivy,” I said.“Yes.”I was already out of bed.“I’ll be there,” I said. No hesitation.The city was quiet when I drove. Too quiet. Streetlights stretching long shadows across empty roads. My thoughts raced faster than my car.By the time I reached the building, lights were blazing on the top floors.War rooms didn’t sleep.The elevator ride felt endless. Each floor tickin
His Billion-Dollar Mistake Truths and Consequences
CHAPTER 24 I didn’t sleep well that night.Not because of work. Not because of Ivy. Not even because of Reign.It was everything. The storm of yesterday. The danger, the pull, the heat between us. It followed me into my apartment, settling on my chest like a weight I couldn’t shake.I tossed and turned. Staring at the ceiling, replaying every glance, every word. That moment in the conference room—Reign’s hand brushing mine, the grounding warmth of his presence.And Ivy.Ivy, like a shadow stretching across everything we’d built. Her warnings were calculated and precise. Dangerous. And I knew—she wasn’t done.By the time I arrived at the office, my nerves were raw.The building buzzed with its usual energy. Phones ringing, keyboards clacking, low murmur of voices. But it felt hollow. I was on high alert. Every shadow a threat. Every whisper a trap.I made my way to my desk. Laptop open, coffee in hand. Ready. Waiting.Reign appeared beside me before I could sit.“Are you okay?” he ask
His Billion-Dollar Mistake Lines Blurred
CHAPTER 23 The office was quiet when I arrived the next morning. Too quiet.I didn’t like quiet. Quiet meant someone was planning, watching, waiting. And with Ivy in the wings, quiet was dangerous.I made my way to my desk, heels clicking softly against the polished floor. My hands felt clammy. Not from nerves. Not entirely. From the lingering heat of yesterday. From Reign. From whatever that connection was between us now—magnetic, volatile, unspoken.I slid into my chair and opened my laptop. Nothing unusual. Yet every email, every notification, felt like a potential trap.Then I felt it—him.Reign.Across the office. Standing by the window, arms crossed, gaze fixed somewhere outside. But I knew he wasn’t looking at the skyline. Not really.He was aware of me. Always aware. That was part of the problem. Or part of the thrill.I sighed. Focus. Focus. I had work to do. I had to stay sharp.But then my phone buzzed. A message. From him.Meet me. Conference room. Now.I groaned.He was
His Billion-Dollar Mistake Ivy Strikes Back
CHAPTER 22 Okay.Something was wrong.I felt it before I saw it. That prickling under my skin. That quiet wrongness in the air. The kind that doesn’t shout. It whispers. And whispers are worse.I’d barely settled at my desk when my inbox exploded.Meeting rescheduled.Report missing.Urgent board request.Client escalation.None of it made sense. Not together. Not all at once.I glanced up.Reign was already on his feet.Not rushed. Not panicked. But alert. Like a predator that had just scented blood.Our eyes met.Just one look.He knew too.Here we go.I swallowed and stood, grabbing my tablet. “Something’s off,” I said quietly as I approached him.“Yes,” he replied. Calm. Too calm. “And it’s not accidental.”Of course it wasn’t.Ivy.She hadn’t come at us loud. Not this time. She’d gone subtle. Strategic. Surgical.The worst kind.“Conference room,” he said. “Now.”We walked fast. Side by side. Not touching. But close enough that I felt his presence like a shield. Like gravity.Th
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