All Chapters of The Blind Billionaire's Fake Fiancée: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

After dropping Amber off at the airport to meet Lay, Annie didn't linger. She drove straight home for dinner with Isolde. In high spirits, she stepped through the door, calling out cheerfully:"Mom, I'm home! Early, right? Aren't you surprised?"Annie skipped into the house, only to be caught off guard by an unexpected sight-Finn sitting in the living room, sipping tea with Isolde. She blinked in surprise, momentarily stunned, and before she could say anything, Finn greeted her with his usual bright tone:"You're back! Hungry? Your mom and I made dinner already. We've been waiting for you."Annie stepped closer, set her handbag down on the sofa, and looked at Finn with a puzzled expression."Why are you here at this hour? Don't you have work?"Normally, Finn's busy schedule only allowed him to visit her home on weekends, so seeing him here now was definitelyunexpected.Finn gently ruffled her hair and replied softly:"Your mom had a fall this afternoon. She didn't want to bother you w

"Darling, stop sleeping already, it's time to get up."That low, husky voice gently pulled Annie out of her dreams."Didn't you say you wanted to go to the water park? You even prepared so many pretty outfits-don't you want to show them off?"Finn gave her cheek a light pinch, coaxing her awake. His voice was indulgent and tender, with not a hint of impatience.Annie blinked groggily, her body still reeling with dizziness, the world spinning around her. As expected, her muscles ached, her body felt drained, and both her waist and back were sore beyond belief.Annoyed, she opened her eyes and grabbed a pillow, flinging it at Finn."You're such a jerk, Finn. I told you to stop so many times, but you just kept going."Finn chuckled softly, catching the pillow with ease. He leaned down and whispered in her ear,"Sorry... I thought you were enjoying it-you kept saying don't stop, so I just did my best to serve you better."He teased her deliberately, and Annie's cheeks flushed bright red.

Annie deliberately put on an innocent, pitiful face, leaving Finn no choice but to sigh in defeat. He looked at her helplessly."You're unbelievable," he muttered. "You sulked at me earlier just because of Annie showing up... and now you're teasing me just because we bumped into John.""Don't think I didn't notice-John clearly likes you. I could see it in his eyes. And believe it or not, I do get jealous too."He wasn't truly angry, nor did he want to question Annie's feelings. There was only a faint melancholy in his voice, and that soft wounded expression made Annie's heart ache.She gently cupped Finn's face, then ran her fingers over his hands to soothe him."There's really nothing between John and me," she said softly. "We were just neighbors when I lived in Country A. We returned home at the same time, so we stayed in touch. That's all.""But ever since I've had a boyfriend, I've barely contacted him. We've always kept things respectful and appropriate."Her voice was gentle,

The manager didn't take long to appear. Almost as soon as Annie made the call, he rushed over in a flurry."What's wrong, sir and madam? How may I assist you?"Finn cast a sidelong glare at the receptionist, who was now doing her best to blend into the background, then briefly recounted what had happened. His tone was sharp and cold."Is this how your hotel guarantees security? Anyone can just walk into our room now?""What if something was stolen? Or worse-what if something serious had happened? Who would take responsibility for that?"The manager's face darkened upon hearing the situation.He turned toward the trembling receptionist hiding off the side and raised a hand toward Finn. "Please give me a moment to handle this."Then, in a low, controlled voice filled with suppressed fury, he snapped,"Cara. Did you hear what the guest just said?""How do you explain the mess you've caused today?"The reprimand sent Cara into a fresh wave of fear. Her hands trembled, and she struggled t

It remained unclear how exactly the two had come to such a fierce quarrel, pushing and shoving one another, but neither ended well.Calliope had shoved Galvin into the hospital bed, aggravating his burn wounds, and causing them to fester worse than before. Not to mention, Galvin's forehead bore a few scratches as well.As for Calliope, something had happened to leave her with a sprained ankle that made walking painful, and a twisted arm that complicated even the simplest daily tasks."At first, I was the one paying for Galvin's hospital bills and hiring a nurse for him, so when the incident occurred, the hospital called me to report the situation."Isolde recounted with a sigh, caught somewhere between relief and sorrow.The relationship between Galvin and Calliope was now fractured beyond repair; the two had completely turned against each other. The hospital staff even told Isolde that when Calliope was admitted to the ward, Galvin had tried to approach her, demanding repayment of th