Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Billionaire's Deadly Doting Wife: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

While waiting at a red light, Heath turned to look at Aurora. His gaze seemed casual but struck her to the core. "Would you ever harm me?" he asked.Aurora shook her head. "No."She could spend her entire life seeking revenge on Isabella Whitmore and Dominic Ashcroft, fighting against the underworld and the Whitmore family, but she would never harm Heath. She held this secret close to her heart—her identity, her past, her purpose. She feared that when the time came for her to step onto the battlefield, she might drag Heath down with her.All she wanted was his safety.Heath smiled, reaching over to ruffle the back of her fluffy hair. "That's enough for me."As long as she said no, he believed her.Back home, Aurora sent photos of Zane and Cheryl to Derek Eastwood, the author of War Against Fate. After seeing the photos, Eastwood immediately agreed to the adaptation.Jay had already arrived at the Pendleton residence. Leen had arranged for him to stay there, providing him with a car, a

The next day, in the evening. Heath drove to Alaric's house, entering with Aurora. The banquet hall was bustling with men and women chatting away. Heath leaned over to Aurora and said, "If you don't want to stay, we can leave." Aurora smiled and nodded. Alaric called out loudly, "Heath!" Everyone turned toward the door and greeted Heath politely. It seemed like everyone knew him. Elowen let go of Alaric's arm and floated over like a butterfly, her voice melodious, "Heath, I thought you wouldn't come today. You usually avoid these kinds of gatherings." "Rory wanted to come, so here we are," Heath replied. Elowen's expression shifted, "Aurora is here too. Let's all have fun." Aurora: "…" So, I've been standing next to Heath this whole time, and you didn't notice? Alaric came over and said, "Aurora, go easy on the drinks, or Heath will tear my house down." Aurora playfully stuck out her tongue, "Then let him." A few men came over and invited Heath to play cards. Heath turned t

Xander, ever the diplomat, took to Instagram to address the buzz. With a touch of grace, he invited Daxton to feature on a single for his upcoming album.Daxton's star was on the rise, thanks to successive collaborations with artists like Shaw, Yorick, and now Xander. His name was becoming synonymous with success in the entertainment industry.In stark contrast, Silas was languishing in relative obscurity. Aside from a small cadre of fans who were more enamored with his looks than his talent, he was a non-entity. Even the usually resourceful Evelyn seemed at a loss to alter this trajectory.Whispers about Silas's privileged upbringing began to circulate online, painting him as an entitled scion of a wealthy family, a narrative that did him no favors.Social media was ablaze with speculation. The camaraderie among the alumni of The Chosen One was evident to all, especially given their collaborative ventures. The glaring omission of Silas from this inner circle led many to question the

After the award ceremony, there’s usually a fancy dinner, but Daxton and Cheryl didn’t stick around for it. They grabbed their assistant and dipped out the back door, where two cars were waiting for them.Seeing Zane leaning against one of the cars threw Cheryl and Daxton for a loop, but they shrugged it off and hopped into Aurora’s ride.Zane led the way, with Jay trailing behind them. Cheryl couldn’t help but ask, “Aurora, what’s up with Zane being here?”Aurora flashed a grin, “I signed him up. He’s part of Fairview Media now.”Cheryl made a face, “Why’d you go and sign him?”Aurora chuckled, “Zane’s a hidden gem, I plan to make the most of his talents!”Daxton chimed in, “Aurora’s got a killer instinct for this stuff. Plus, having another person on board is cool.”Cheryl was less than thrilled. She could hardly exchange three words with Zane without sparking an argument. Looks like her chill days were over.When they got to the restaurant, they barely stepped in before noticing a

That night, Heath's promise of protection, his "Don't be afraid, I'm here," unleashed a torrent of tears she'd held back for so long. It was as if every injustice she'd ever faced was being washed away. After descending the stairs, she hailed a cab. Kieran, who had just pulled up, called Heath: "Boss, I saw Miss Aurora leave the building. She seemed upset." "Follow her, make sure she gets home safely, then come back," Heath instructed. Kieran trailed the cab to the Pendleton estate, watched Aurora enter her home, and then drove back to the city. Meanwhile, Heath sat up in his room, staring at the opened email on his laptop, lost in thought. He had never been drunk, not really. He had wanted Aurora to take him home, to linger in her presence a bit longer. But when she mentioned the Whitmore family, he felt a shift in her, a familiar surge of emotion he could sense from h