All Chapters of Billionaire's Admirable Bride : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

On a Monday morning, the time was 5 a.m. when Olima Adams, a fair-skinned 17-year-old girl, woke up in her bedroom. She hastily got out of the bed, dressed in a blue nightgown, and rushed out of her room, wearing a black pair of slippers. As she descended the stairs, going downstairs to the living room to tidy up the whole house. Olima knew that it was school resumption day, and her younger sister, Mia Adams, was going back to college. Entering the living room, Olima swept the tiled floors, cleaned the couches, and mopped the tiles. After finishing her work in the living room, she went to the kitchen to clean it up and prepare breakfast for her younger sister. Olima knew that her stepmother and stepsister would soon awake, so she hurried with her cooking, not wanting to provoke them. However, Mrs. Gina Adams, a 37-year-old woman, awoke in her luxury white bedroom. It was the first room given to her when she newly got married to Mr. Leo Adams, before he sent her outside of the whi

Olima nervously replied, "No, ma'am. I've checked the kitchen cupboards, and there's no foodstuff there." Mia frowned, as she was hungry, and she asked, "Why didn't you go to the shop since this afternoon?" Olima stared from Mia to her mother in shock, as she had been helping Mia with her school assignments since the afternoon. Mia was acting nice and friendly with her, but once Mia saw that her mother had arrived home, she would change and start acting rudely, like her mother's toxic behavior. Mrs. Gina sighed, "Hmm, and you've been sitting here with Mia, watching television. Didn't you know that you were supposed to come to my shop at the marketplace to ask for money to refill the house with foodstuffs and the things you'll need in preparing our dinner for tonight, or did you expect us to starve with you this night?" Mrs. Gina glares at Olima in a cold voice. Olima fearfully replied, "No, ma'am." Mrs. Gina's eyes narrowed at Olima, and she opened her purse and brought out some

Nathan dragged Olima outside from the mansion, and she sobbed and begged him, "Please, sir, don't throw me out. I don't have anywhere else to go. Please, Nathan." Olima cried, and Nathan replied, "I'm sorry, small madam, but I cannot help you now. You have to leave this house." Nathan was also worried, as he didn't know what Olima had done. He had seen her when she returned home from the market and ran back speedily into the house, and now she was sobbing heavily, and Mrs. Gina ordered him to throw her outside. Olima begged, "Please don't throw me out. This is my father's house. I don't have anywhere else to go. Please." Nathan let go of Olima's hands and raked his short black hair on his head in frustration. However, Mrs. Gina stepped out from the mansion and questioned, "Nathan! Is that witch still outside there?" Nathan stared at Olima in fret and pulled the gate open as he replied, "No, ma'am. I have sent her outside." Nathan wasn't yet ready to lose his job, and he opened

Jesse's eyes also widened in shock as he saw Olima's face and knew she was the same young lady Justin had asked him about earlier when they were still at the club, but now she looked so battered than when he had earlier seen her. Jesse couldn't believe she was the one, and Justin was seriously worrying himself about her too. Olima was still unable to speak about who had hurt her as she cried and begged Justin, "Please, sir, help me get to the estate gate?" Justin asked her, "Why?" He held her left hand closely, as he didn't want her to run away from him again, but his phone continued ringing out in his black suit trouser side pocket. Jesse's phone also rang out from the car, and Justin knew his parents were the ones calling him. Even though they acted blindly to him sometimes, his mother still always called to know where he was and if he was alright. Justin said, "Wait first." He swiftly took out his phone from his trouser side pocket, and at the same time, Jesse's phone was rin

Justin walked into the living room, but his mother wasn't in a good mood, and she questioned him, "Justin, just take a look at the time that you're just arriving home now. It's after 12 a.m. in the middle of the night!" Mrs. Juliet ranted, and Justin apologized to his mother, "I'm sorry, Mom. I saw her by the road, and I couldn't just drive past her." "Why, son? We have the estate security agency to help her out, and now with you bringing her here, that will prolong the matter and warrant more questioning and explanations. What if that young lady did something more terrible in her family home or killed someone there, and you shamelessly brought her here to us, and to implicate us too?" Mrs. Juliet roared out her frustration at Justin. "No, mother! She's innocent and cannot hurt a fly," Justin defended Olima, and his mother shook her head with disbelief, as her black eyes narrowed at her handsome son. "It's okay, Justin. It's already late now, and I want to go and sleep. By tomorrow