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THE HONEYMOON

Author: Zal
last update publish date: 2026-10-08 17:17:22

The villa stood alone at the edge of the sea.

White walls, open arches, and a terrace that dropped straight onto a private beach where the water turned from turquoise to deep blue at the horizon. Queen stepped out of the car in a soft cream dress, took one look at it, and covered her mouth.

“George.”

“Mrs. Williams.” He came around the car and slid an arm around her waist. “Do you like it?”

“Like it?” She laughed, wet-eyed. “It's the most beautiful place I've ever seen.”

He pressed a kiss to he
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  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   SECOND HONEYMOON

    “Pack your bag, Mrs Williams. We have one more stop for a week before our honeymoon is over,” George said, setting down his coffee.Queen looked up from the terrace table, a half-eaten pastry in her hand. “We're leaving? I thought we had one more night.”“We do.” His smile was slow and entirely too pleased with itself. “Just not here.”“George.”“Mrs. Williams.”“Where are we going?”“That,” he said, rising and dropping a kiss on her forehead, “is the point of a surprise.”She narrowed her eyes. “You've done a lot of surprises lately.”“And you've enjoyed every one.” He started toward the bedroom, then paused in the arch and glanced back, his voice softening. “Trust me.”She did. That was a strange, wonderful thing. She always had.**The jet waited on a private runway, white and sleek, with the Williams crest on its tail.Queen stopped at the foot of the stairs and stared.“Is that yours?” “It's ours, baby.” George took her hand. ****Queen’s phone buzzed against the cream leather

  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   THE HONEYMOON

    The villa stood alone at the edge of the sea.White walls, open arches, and a terrace that dropped straight onto a private beach where the water turned from turquoise to deep blue at the horizon. Queen stepped out of the car in a soft cream dress, took one look at it, and covered her mouth.“George.”“Mrs. Williams.” He came around the car and slid an arm around her waist. “Do you like it?”“Like it?” She laughed, wet-eyed. “It's the most beautiful place I've ever seen.”He pressed a kiss to her temple. “Because I'm not letting you leave for ten days.”The housekeeper had left a basket of fruit, a bottle of champagne in a silver bucket, and a note that said *Welcome home, newlyweds.* Queen read it twice. *Home.* She had spent so many years not feeling at home in her own skin.Now she stood in a house by the sea, wearing a ring that caught the light every time she moved, beside a man who looked at her as if she were the sunrise.“What are you thinking?” George asked.“That I'm very, ve

  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   SURPRISE

    “Gala,” Ava said, a little too brightly. “Black tie. Very important. You absolutely have to look incredible.”Queen squinted at her across the kitchen island. “What gala?” “The Harbor View investors' appreciation dinner.” “That's not on my calendar.” “It was added last minute.”“By who?” “By the people in charge.” Ava sipped her coffee with the serene expression of a woman who had rehearsed this in the mirror. “Powerful people. Rich people. People with budgets. And you're the Director behind the entire project, so you can't just show up in office clothes.”But George did not tell me. Queen narrowed her eyes. Ava did not blink. Maybe he forgot“Fine,” Queen said slowly. “But why is Friday your only available day to take me shopping and get me pampered?” “Because I love you.” “That's suspicious.” “It's friendship.”Queen laughed and shook her head. Something was off. She could feel it, like a loose thread, but Ava's smile was so sincere and so stubbornly innocent that she let it go.She

  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   DINNER AT MY PLACE

    The call came at exactly nine a.m. Queen was at her desk, already three emails deep, when her phone lit up with his name. She stared at it for two full rings. Then she picked up, sat straighter, and used her most professional voice.“Queen Bella.” “Ms. Bella.” His voice was low, smooth, and perfectly formal. “George Williams. Do you have a moment?”She bit back a smile. “For Mr. Williams? Always.” “Good. I'm calling regarding a matter that requires your immediate attention.” “Of course. Is this about the Harbor View handover?”“No.” “The next acquisition?”“No.”Then what—”“It's about Saturday.” A pause. She could hear him smiling. “I've been reviewing the events of the evening, and I've reached a conclusion.”Queen leaned back in her chair, her pulse picking up. “Which is? “I didn't get enough of you at my grandmother's birthday.”Heat rose in her face. She glanced at her open office door and lowered her voice. “George.”“I'm being entirely professional.” “You are not.”“I'm being ho

  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   ELEANOR’S BIRTHDAY

    Queen had spent the entire drive to Eleanor Williams's birthday party telling herself she was perfectly calm.She was not. She looked down at her dress for the third time.It was a deep emerald wrap dress that fell elegantly over her curves, fitted at the waist without squeezing her, with a modest neckline and long sleeves. She had paired it with simple gold earrings and heels.Ava had helped her choose it. Then Ava had spent twenty minutes reminding her not to change it.“You look beautiful,” Ava had said. Queen had rolled her eyes. “You've said that six times.”“Because you keep looking at yourself like you're about to find something wrong.” Queen had looked into the mirror.Six months ago, she probably would have. Tonight, she didn't. She liked the dress. That was enough. The car slowed as they approached the estate.Queen looked through the window. “Oh.” Ava leaned forward. “Okay. That's a house.” It wasn't simply a house.The Williams estate sat behind tall iron gates, surrounded

  • The Billionaire's Curvy Prize   LAUNCH NIGHT

    The ballroom of Harbor View glowed like something out of a dream. Chandeliers dripped light over a hundred tables. Waiters moved through the crowd with silver trays. Investors, journalists, and half the city's elite filled the room, all of them looking up at the building Queen had built. She stood near the entrance in the emerald dress, a glass of sparkling water in her hand, and told herself she was not watching the door. She was absolutely watching the door.“You're doing the thing,” Ava murmured beside her. “What thing?” “The thing where you pretend you're calm while your eyes go to the entrance every four seconds.” Ava sipped her drink. “It's been eleven minutes.”“I'm checking the guest flow.” “Of course you are.” Queen exhaled. “What if he doesn't come?”“The building is still gorgeous.”“And what if he does?” Ava's grin turned wicked. “Then I get to watch.”Queen laughed, but her stomach flipped. She had imagined this night a hundred ways. She had never once imagined being ner

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