《The Billionaire's Unexpected Engagement》全部章節：第 101 章 - 第 110 章

Chapter 101 Janet “Dad!” I said, standing up quickly. “What is going on here?” Dad asked, frowning at Kevin. “Nothing Kevin was…” “Just leaving.” Kevin cut in standing up. “ I will see you later. Keep cool Jan.” He said and left. “What was that?” Dad asked suspiciously. “Nothing Dad,” I stammered. “ We were just talking business.” “With your lips so close to him?” Dad asked, eyebrows raised. “It is not what you think Dad.” I said blushing. “No it is what I’m seeing. I thought you were going to keep away from that guy?” Dad asked. “I am.” “Yet you two are getting cozy on the couch?” “Come on Dad, he is part of the company. It was your idea to make him a shareholder remember?” “I do. That was business. This looked personal.” “It isn’t.” He looked at me closely. “Are you sure you are okay? If Watson is a problem-“ “He isn’t, really Dad. I am okay. Why are you here anyway?” “I came to tell you I was thinking of bringing forward our shareholders meeting,

Chapter 103 Janet I had just stepped out of the shower when Jason called. “Jan can you head over to the party and wait for me please? Something is wrong with my car, I may be a little late.” “Sure I can. But if you can’t come I will understand.” I said. “No I will come. I will be there as soon as I can.” He promised. I hung up and got dressed. Kevin had said he would be at the party, I hoped he would. I was anxious to know if he had come up with a plan, and if so what was it. Time was running out. On Monday Lois would have a controlling share in Gabhill and then my Dad would be in real danger. I got ready and went to join them in the living room. Dad and Lois were about to head out. “Can you give me a lift Dad.” I asked. “Sure sweetheart.” He said. “What about your date?” Lois asked. “He will meet me there.” Anna walked in. “You guys off already?” She asked. “Yeah honey, coming with us?” Dad asked. “I will go with Justin. He will be down in a minute.” “

Chapter 105 Janet. It was an hour later before I got out of the car, and managed to walk to the house. My legs were unsteady from the multiple orgasms I had received. Kevin had wanted us to continue at his place, but I had forced myself to leave the car. So much for wanting to take things slowly. I thought smiling. No matter what I told myself, it all disappeared the minute he touched me. I sighed. I had to admit it, I was madly in love with him, something I thought would never happen. I let myself into the house. Dad was alone in the living room, watching the news. “Hey Dad.” I said. “Sweetheart, I heard a car in the driveway awhile ago, was that you?” He asked. “Yeah.” “Your friend brought you back?” “No, Kevin did.” I said carefully. He raised his eyebrows. “Where is everyone?” I asked, quickly changing the subject. “In bed. Look Jan what is going on with you and Watson? I thought you two had called it quits?” “We did…but…well…it’s complicated.” I said.

Chapter 107 Janet This is all my fault. I told myself for the hundredth time. Fran, Anna, Justin, and I were in the hospital waiting area, anxiously waiting for news about my dad. He was in the I.C.U and we were nearly crazy with worry. I was consoling a crying Fran, Justin was holding Anna. The past two hours had been a nightmare. After dad had collapsed, I had tried preforming C.P.R while Anna called an ambulance. Fran had ridden with him to the hospital while Justin, Anna, and I had followed in my car. Justin had to drive because Anna and I were hysterical. Now we were in the waiting room anxious for news. This is all my fault. I thought again. I should have realized how traumatic finding out the truth would be for Dad, and told Kevin to come up with another plan. “You guys need to relax, I am sure your Dad will be okay.” Justin tried to cheer us up. “I swear I will kill Lois or Claudia or whoever the hell the bitch really is! ,If anything happens to Dad!” Anna

Chapter 109 Janet It was just after 4pm and I was slumped behind my desk, panting like I had run a marathon. And come to think about it, the day had been a marathon. I knew there would be a lot of work, especially for me. That my team and l would have to do a lot of aggressive P.R, to be able to convince the board and the public, that there was no cause for alarm. But I had not realized how much work was involved. Starting from the previous day, I had been bombarded with phone calls from worried family, friends, business associates and shareholders, all wanting to know about my dad’s condition. I had tried my best to reassure them, but the phone calls had continued till this afternoon, and now my ears where ringing from listening to people talk and my voice hoarse from talking on the phone so much. Then I had been running from one board meeting to another. The co-CEO was down with a flu, so I was forced to do his job. I hadn’t even had time for lunch, now I was hungry and ex