All Chapters of One Night Stand With Her Billionaire CEO: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

“I’m glad you love the place,” Ezra said over the phone.Emma had called him after Natie left. She was already on the bed with the blanket wrapped around her body. The bed was so soft that her muscles relaxed the moment she lay on it.“I will visit Zoe soon. Tell her I love her.”“I will… but something bothers me.”“What is it?”Apart from the fact that she’d been thinking about how he ate her that evening—and also the message she got that made her restless—this was more about the nanny.“It’s about Natie.”“Ah. Do you like her? I heard from the agency that she’s the best in the game. I had to get a hold of her before anyone else did. I did a good job, didn’t I?”“You did. I’m just… worried.”“Well, talk to me. What’s on your mind that bothers you?”Emma sighed and sat up, drawing the blanket closer. “I just feel like the time range is a little short. Natie leaves by ten and comes back by six. It’s not convenient. I even tried to make her sleep in the other room today, but she said so

“When you said you knew a place, I didn’t expect it to be here.” Susan glanced around. Her sunglasses were still intact. Gia, Bea, and Floria stood beside her, laughing.Nothing had changed. It still looked the same. Thirty minutes ago, they had met outside the company, and Emma had wanted to hail a taxi, but Susan insisted they use her car instead. She drove as Emma directed. When they left the Upper East Side, everyone grew curious, and Susan kept asking where they were going—until the car stopped in a small town Susan knew well: Larkhill in Hidden Tower, where Emma lived and the kids schooled.Susan had glanced at her with curiosity.“I promise, you’ll love it,” Emma assured again. “My best friend and I used to come here a lot when I was in college. It’s big. They also have delicious food.”Susan glanced around the supposedly big diner. It was overcrowded, noisy, and hot inside. Nothing like what Emma had described.“Are you sure this is the place?” Gia asked, looking around the d

Emma burst into the hospital that evening, her heart pounding as she searched for where her friend had been taken. The nurse guided her to the room where Phoebe lay. She stopped in front of the door, took a shaky breath, and pushed it open. The soft click as it closed behind her seemed to echo through the quiet room.Her back pressed against the door, hands covering her mouth as her eyes filled with tears. Phoebe lay still on the bed—eyes closed, face pale, skin drained.The beeping of the heart monitor filled the silence as Emma walked closer, her chest tightening. She sat beside the bed and took her friend’s hand, the one that wasn’t wrapped in bandages.“Oh, Phoebe…” Her voice trembled. “I’m so sorry. This is all my fault. If I hadn’t stolen from him back then, we wouldn’t be here.”She tried to hold it in, but her tears fell anyway. Her shoulders shook as guilt tore through her. Then the door opened. Emma quickly wiped her face and stood, turning to see the doctor step in.“She’s

The next morning, Emma went back to her new apartment in the Upper East Side to take a bath and get freshly dressed. She had slept at the hospital to look after her friend, and each minute, her mind raced. Each time the wind blew at the curtains, brushed the blinds, or rattled the door, her heart grew restless. She kept thinking the man would come back but none of that happened. Not even a phone call or a text. Her phone and Phoebe’s had both been turned off.She finally turned it on after dressing up and there was no message. Just three missed calls from Ezra. She sighed. Zoe. She hadn’t found the time to check on her, but deep down, she trusted Ezra would handle everything just fine.When she got to the office, she greeted everyone like she normally did. As she walked into her office, Susan hurried after her and stopped her just before she sat.“You came in late. Rough night?”Emma sighed as she sank into her chair. “Sort of. I got home safe, I just overslept,” she lied. The truth w

Emma couldn’t go back to the company because she was scared the man would come back. What would he do next? she wondered as she sat in the corridor, her hands trembling slightly. The doctor had told her that afternoon that her mother would be discharged tomorrow. The thought terrified her. How was she supposed to protect her family now? That man would target them again.“You should go home. It’s getting late,” Alice said the moment Emma stepped into the room. Luke hadn’t been back since he left that afternoon, and she had given him his space.“No. I should stay here.”“You have a job, Emma. I’m fine. Go back home. I’ll call you if anything happens.”Emma raised a brow. “You promise?”“Yes. I’ll call you. And hey, don’t put too much mind on Luke. He’ll come around.”Emma shook her head, her lips tightening. “I deserve this hatred. I should have told them before I left. If I were in his position, I’d feel the same way. I just hope one day he finds it in his heart to forgive me.”That ni