Let me Go! Mr Billionaire

I got out of bed and walk to the window. I stare into the blank space with the thought of how I could win back the heart of this beautiful and kind hearted woman that has been my wife for two years that I never treated well.I thought of a romantic dinner or a trip outside the country but I can't do that now because I have just taking over my mom's company.I have to make time out to make her mine, I thought of what I could do and I couldn't even think of any.I walk into the bathroom and wash my mouth and face, I picked a T -shirt and a short then stroll out of the room.I climbed down the stairs, I look towards the living room, there she was dressed looking beautiful.I have never for once taken my time to notice the beauty Queen in my house.She stood up as she See's me. I could see surprise written on her face when she saw me dressed casual.She was going to speak when I beat her to it." It's Saturday, the Civil bureau doesn't work on weekends" I said." Saturday? today is Saturd

blocked her way, I wasn't going to let go of her , I want to.make things right." Where do you think you are going?! I am your husband and I have the right to know" I said firmly.She raises her head and quickly dry her tears, She try to give a faint smile." My husband? Did you say I am your wife or your maid? Was I anything to you all through our marriage? she asked.I place my hands on hers on her luggage, she was going to struggle her hand out of mine but I held it tight.She kept struggling her hands out of mine but I held it still." We are not divorced yet ! I am still your husband!" You are not! our marriage was in papers! I was only a maid to you! I will come back on Monday for our divorce but for the sake of peace , I will go away" She said to me." Where will you go? You have no one, stay and let's talk about us" I pleaded." There is no us" She replied.WIFE.I felt hurt hearing Sofia's voice and it made me threw him out of my room. I felt hurt but determined I wasn't goi

My PA was still holding the envelope out to me and there was confusion in her eyes. I wanted to drop the envelope but then I thought of opening the envelope and reading the content. “ From where did you say this came from? I asked. “ From the doctor? My PA replied. “ What business do ?I murmur. “ You can go” I said.My PA took his leave. I sat back and stare at the envelope. “ I hope it’s not some other sick wedding invitation from Sofia? I open the envelope then there was just a picture, pictures of twin babies. Laughter died instantly as he looked at the picture of two babies with black hair and pale blue eyes. “What the hell?” Even while his brain started racing and his heartbeat stuttered in his chest, he read the scrawled message beneath the photo: “Congratulations, Daddy. It’s twins.” LUCIA She wasn’t ready to give up the sun. Lucia set her coffee cup down on the glass-topped table, turned her face to the sky and let the warm, late-morning sunshine pour over her like

He got a grip on his hormones, took two steps until he was at the side of a bed built for a sixth-grader, then turned around to glare at her. God, the cabin was so small it felt as though the walls were closing in on him and, truth to tell, they wouldn’t have far to move. He felt as if he should be slouching to avoid skimming the top of his head along the ceiling. Every light in the cabin was on and it still looked like twilight.But Dave wasn’t here for the ambience and there was nothing he could do about the rooms at the moment. Now all he wanted was an explanation. He waited for her to shut the door, sealing the two of them into the tiny cracker box of a room before he said, “You left without telling me, so what’s the game this time, Lucia?”“This isn’t a game, Dave,” she said, folding her arms over her chest. “It wasn’t a game then, either.”“Right.” He laughed and tried not to breathe deep. The scent of her was already inside him, the tiny room making him even more aware of it th

Just thinking about her boys brought an ache to Dave’s heart. She’d never left them before, and though she knew the twins were in good hands, she hated not being with them.“But I’m on this boat for their sakes,” she reminded herself sternly.With that thought in mind, her gaze swept the interior of Captain Jack’s Bar and Lounge. Like everywhere else on this ship, Dave hadn’t skimped. The walls were pale wood that gleamed in the light glinting down on the crowd from overhead chandeliers shaped like ship’s wheels. The bar was a slinky curve of pale wood with a granite top the color of molten honey.Conversations flowed in a low rumble of sound that was punctuated by the occasional clink of crystal or a high-pitched laugh. First day at sea and already the party had begun.Well, for everyone but Dave. She hadn’t exactly been in celebration mode after Dave left her cabin.In fact, Dave’d spent most of the day lying on a chaise on the Verandah Deck, trying to get lost in the book she’d pic