The Billionaire's Bedroom Biographer

Luke's POVA WEEK EARLIER,I held the doctor's report in my hands, darting my eyes from what I couldn't believe I was reading to the doctor. It was unbelievable.“I'm sorry Mr Lexington, but you have approximately twenty two months left, based on the growth of the glioblastoma tumor. If we had detected it earlier, it would've been avoided.”“Is this some type of joke?” I asked, letting out a dark chuckle emanate from me. The doctor had to be joking.“No Sir, I have no reason to make jokes here as you're an important patient here and–”“Are you saying there's nothing you can do? I have money, doctor.” I said, cutting him off and trying to make him see reason with me. I was in the middle of making an innovative gadget. I can't just die all of a sudden. What would happen to my legacy, my company?“How much do you need to remove this tumor? I can't be dealing with this right now.”I was in the denial stage. All my weird seizures, headaches and off and on vision problems all pointed to thi

Alyssa's POV The drive to Luke's company thrilled me more than it should've. Every cell in my body felt so electrified with the anticipation of what to expect. At least I still had a car so I wasn't totally broke. I assumed work truly started immediately so I carried a couple of sheets where I normally write manuscripts and some limited edition fancy pens that I purchased from an indie pen maker in another part of the country. As I came down from the car, I fiddled with my keys nervously before tossing it into my sling bag. I was scared of what people would say if they saw me. Being cancelled because a beta reader lied against you was no fun. The only thing that kept me sane was the popular knowledge; people that worked in a huge gadget company would not be interested in little gossip, hopefully. I packed out everything I needed and headed into the large luxurious building. As my heels clicked on the exquisite floor of the company, I didn't feel like a champ. If anything, I fel