บททั้งหมดของ Deceiving The Billionaire: บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

"IT'S positive. You're pregnant, Julia. Congratulations!"It had been a day since she heard the news, but the smile still hadn't left Jillian’s lips. She felt like she’d won the lottery. Just knowing she was pregnant gave her a sense of purpose she never imagined possible. Her mind was already buzzing with plans for her baby.Finally, she would have a family of her own. She would love her child with everything she had, and she would make sure that child loved her back—never abandoning her like the others had.“Sake will be so happy when he finds out the good news. My boy’s going to be a dad! How exciting!” Nanny Pasing beamed with joy.But Jillian's smile slowly faded. The old woman was right—Sake would be thrilled. And she wanted so badly to witness the look on his face when he found out. She longed to share this beautiful blessing with her husband.And yet, fear crept into her chest. What if, upon discovering that she wasn't Julia, Sake tried to take the baby from her? That thought

Jillian didn’t know what to do as she anxiously watched Sake pacing in front of her. What could he be thinking?They were inside his private office in the mall. It was ironic—she and Shawn had been visiting that place every week, yet she never had the slightest idea that she would end up seeing Shawn’s father there again. This wasn’t even a new establishment, and she knew full well that Sake’s family wasn’t in the mall business. So what was he doing there?She had already walked away from his life. So why fate had brought them together again, she couldn’t understand.She was okay now. She and Shawn were doing just fine. So why did this have to happen? Why did he have to find out the truth—that she was alive, and they had a son?Just like before—just like when they parted ways—she wasn't prepared to see him again.“I still can’t believe this!” Sake said, his voice a mixture of shock and fury. He looked completely stunned.“For almost five years, I mourn your death—our child’s death. An

Sake felt like his chest was about to explode as he watched his son and the woman he once loved.Jillian was feeding Shawn, occasionally warning the boy that she would take away the toy airplane in his hand if he didn’t eat properly. Four years—he had lost four years of being a father to his son. And no matter how hard he tried to convince himself otherwise, the pain just wouldn’t go away.“Shawn is your carbon copy, Sake,” came the gentle voice of his mother, Lora, who had somehow approached without him noticing.Still overwhelmed and unable to think clearly, he had called her earlier to tell her everything he had just discovered. He was glad she had come as quickly as she could. He needed support—someone who would understand. He still didn’t know what to do about Jillian… but about Shawn, he was sure. He wasn’t going to let him go. Not again.He never imagined he would get to see the child he once believed had died. There was no pain more unbearable than losing a child you never eve

It had been fifteen years since Julia and Jillian last stood face to face.They were just teenagers then—when Jillian had begged her twin sister to defend her before Valeria, hoping their mother would take her back. But instead of helping, Julia—along with their mother—had turned her away.Who wouldn't hold a grudge after being cast out into the streets like that?Jillian wasn’t a saint. Of course she carried bitterness in her heart.And yet, if she had truly believed in the saying "You reap what you sow," maybe she shouldn’t have sown resentment at all—because this, right now, was exactly what she was reaping.“You’ve got some nerve coming back here.” Julia's voice was laced with venom.Facing her twin now, Jillian was struck by how different they actually looked.‘How did I ever convince Sake that I was her?’“I’m not the one starting anything, Julia. Why don’t you ask Sake?” she shot back.She knew she’d wronged her sister. She admitted that. She’d agreed to impersonate Julia for a

She forgave Sake—not because she believed he had wronged her, but for his own peace of mind. She wanted him to forgive himself.She didn’t know if he had forgiven her deception, but that was okay. She wouldn't ask him for more than what he could give at the moment.“Ba-bye, Daddy!” Shawn was hugging his father's leg while waving goodbye. “Can I come with you?”Jillian chuckled. Their son looked just like a little koala, clinging to Sake like he never wanted to let go. Even Sake laughed heartily, as if suddenly having second thoughts about leaving for work.“Sweetheart, Daddy has to go to work,” she said as Sake scooped the boy into his arms. She noticed the way his eyes were smiling at her—gentle, warm, like the man she used to know.“Why, Daddy? You’re already rich!”“I need to make sure we have even more money,” Sake said with a playful grin, “so you can go to college someday.”“Where is college? Do we need to ride an airplane to get there?” Shawn asked, wide-eyed with curiosity.Ji