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They were many things: best friends, mistresses and servants, employer and employee, wealthy and poor, but they never counted on being lovers. Kathleen was the sole daughter of a billionaire mogul from a broken home. All her life, she has ever wanted to find the one person who truly loves her. She thought she found it with her first husband, but things came to a heel when he asked for a divorce. Broken-hearted, Kathleen goes on a vacation with her best friend, slash companion, slash manservant, which leads to a start of something they both knew was impossible between them, but they couldn't deny their feelings. Would Kathleen find the true love which has been under her nose all this while, or would she let her father and societal expectations force her into making another wrong choice in love?
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His Poor Heiress Chapter Twenty-nine: Are still in love with your ex
Santana smiles, a red flush on her cheeks. Her gaze is cast away from the watching eyes of her best friend. Kathleen's sneaky, happy smile intrigues her. She watches the brunette with a knowing look. “What is it?” she asks curiously, losing the frown between her brows. Santana hesitates a second before blurting out her news. “I am pregnant.” She looks at Kathleen, her eyes full of happy emotions. She and her wife have been trying for years to conceive, but it hasn’t happened. It was a trying few years for the couple, especially for Santana, who wanted to give her wife a baby. They tried IVF a couple of times, but Santana miscarried in the first weeks of her pregnancy. When they found out about this pregnancy a few weeks before their holiday, they didn’t tell anyone because they were scared she would lose this one like the others. They didn’t want to raise their hopes, or anyone else’s, but this is her second trimester, and everything seems to be going well. “What!” Kathl
Last Updated : 2025-04-19His Poor Heiress Chapter Twenty-Eight: What is up with her?
Kathleen barely tasted the toast that was served this morning. She managed a few bites and a cup of coffee before she practically ran from the room. She didn’t run far enough before that, which she tried to avoid, followed her to the corridor. “Kathleen, wait!” Joe screamed after the brunette. Of course, Kathleen ignored him. The last thing she wanted to do was speak to her best friend or, worse, have her father catch them talking. Joe sighed in frustration when the brunette ignored his call. He hurried to catch on before the blonde leaves. He needed them to talk. This coldness between them is making him restless. For years, they have been separate from each other. Oh, how he had missed the brunette and burned with jealousy at another man touching what belonged to him, but he did nothing because he had believed Kathleen didn’t feel the same way as he did, but that night at the hotel told him differently. There is something between them. They have passed off their
Last Updated : 2025-04-12His Poor Heiress Chapter twenty-seven: A second bomb
Kathleen slowly let down her fuck and looked across the table at her father. The older man with similar features to hers ate like he didn't just drop a massive bomb on her. Kathleen took a deep breath to calm down. Screaming will only portray her as childish or cause her father to accuse her of being too emotional. Either way, letting out her emotions never gets her anything, something she learned the hard way as a child. Her father is a great disciplinarian with zero tolerance for kids. When Kathleen threw tantrums to get her way, her father ensured she never got what she wished for. Growing up in such a cold and orderly environment nearly turned Kathleen into her father. Unfortunately, she had too much of her mother in her to be a robot. “Is this a punishment for the last ten years?” She asked calmly, in a level tone, when inside she was dying to scream at her father. Does he not know that the last thing she wants is to work with her asshole of her husband. If she neve
Last Updated : 2025-02-10His Poor Heiress Chapter 26: The dinner
Duke Baldwin hates having his time wasted, and that is what the housekeeper was doing with her chit-chat. He has tons of work in front of him that he would like to finish before the day is over and would love to get back to that. Annoyed, he looked at the woman and waited for her to say why she had interrupted his working hours. His daughter already did that. Lucia felt embarrassed at being chastised like a three-year-old by her employer, but she was used to his abrasive attitude and was only glad that his daughter was back to soften things around the house. The house had been cold for too long. She hid a smile as she remembered how warm and lively the house used to feel when the woman beside her had been around. The woman, as a kid, had been energetic and mischievous, getting into one mischief or the other. Lucia had taken the girl as a daughter and had missed her dreadfully since her absence. Just like the woman to devise such an odd idea like disguising herself as someone poor to
Last Updated : 2024-09-02His Poor Heiress Chapter 25: He hasn't changed
It was dinner time when Kathleen's taxi pulled up in front of her father's estate, a house she grew up in but hadn't been in for the last ten years. Kathleen sat at the back of the taxi, not keen to get out. She felt nostalgic and sad as she watched the lustrous structure. Tall, stately columns and intricate mouldings majestically frame the estate's elegant facade. The building's architecture is a perfect combination of old and modern. The house was built in a semicircle, leaving a vast expanse of manicured lawns stretching gracefully towards the horizon. An ornate stone fountain, intricately carved with classical motifs, stands as a centrepiece in the yard. A few feet from the fountain, an array of meticulously arranged flower beds showcases a symphony of colours and textures. Two lions sat near the entrance like guard dogs, and then there were ostriches and cheetahs—animals unique for their strength, speed, and resilience. "Miss, we are here," the Taxi driver thought to remind
Last Updated : 2024-08-24His Poor Heiress Chapter 24: Morning after
The next morning Kathleen woke up as sunlight streamed in to the room through the windows. The first thing that came to her notice was how sore she. She ached deliciously at places she had forgotten existed for so long.Her awareness of the soreness she was feeling brought to mind everything that happened between her and Joe last night and it filled her with mixed feelings. She wouldn't say she regrets what happened, but the big question now is what happens next?She wasn't sure she was ready to dive into any relationship yet. Her marriage just finished not quite long ago, and she was still recovery from that. Diving into another relationship just fresh from one would be a terrible idea.So what to do?Pretend it didn't happen.While Kathleen's brain was spinning, Joe woke up. He was about to turn and greet the brunette when he felt her tenseness. He could feel his best friend's brain working over time from her side of the bed. Did she regret it. The thought brought pain to Joe's heart
Last Updated : 2024-05-24
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