Lahat ng Kabanata ng Wild Nights with my Billionaire Boss: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

KEII stared at myself in the mirror as I applied my makeup. With my smooth, glass-like skin, pointed nose, pinkish lips, and brown eyes, I knew I could attract a lot of people with my looks. I guess this is one of the best things my heritage has given me, because without it, I might struggle to do what I’m about to do.“Are you done, Kei?” Sam asked from the doorway. I glanced at her, a smile on my lips.“What do you think? Does this look okay?” I asked, examining myself in the mirror.She studied me for a moment before smiling. “Wow, your looks really run in the family, huh? But you know what would be even better? If you just went back to your parents and got your life back on track.”My smile faded instantly. “Seriously, Sam? That’s what you’re going to say? You know what they did to me, right? Just because I didn’t fulfill my responsibilities as their child, they disowned me. They cut me off for an entire year—couldn’t use my credit cards, couldn’t access my money in the bank, all

KEI"Hey, are you okay now? There are a lot of people inside the bar," Sam said to me. I smiled at her and nodded."I'm feeling a bit better," I replied, but I could still feel the anxiety in my chest.Sam squeezed my hand and smiled. "Just face him and tell him you're going to pay your debt. That's all. You don't need to bring up whatever happened between you two before."I wish it were that easy, what Sam was saying. But she had a point. I needed to face Gio. After that, I could live peacefully, without any lingering problems. That’s right, that's what I’ll do.We entered the bar. The lights were already up, and there were plenty of people. Everyone seemed to be having a good time, so I wasn't sure how I was going to find Gio.We headed to the bar station and grabbed some drinks. Sam was chatting with a lot of people she knew since her family was well-known, and she herself was recognized as the next heir of their company. But as for me, hardly anyone knew who I was because my dad k

KEI“Can we please stop now? I’m exhausted—ugh…” I pleaded, my voice barely above a whisper, feeling my body teetering on the brink of collapse. But he didn’t stop. His persistence mirrored the intensity of my weariness, pushing me beyond the limits I thought I could endure. Despite the overwhelming exhaustion, there was an undeniable thrill, a strange pleasure that intertwined with the fatigue, making it impossible to completely resist.“For the last round,” he whispered, his voice a low, husky promise that sent a shiver down my spine. We reached the peak together, a crescendo of passion that left us both gasping for breath. The room was thick with the remnants of our desire, but I was too drained to care about the aftermath.As I lay there, my body heavy with exhaustion, a lingering thought gnawed at the edges of my consciousness—was this the right decision? Once I chose to continue, there seemed to be no end, no point of return. My mind was clouded, lost in the haze of what had just

KEI  Days had passed since my conversation with Mom, and life at home had taken on a strange new rhythm. There had been a celebration, of course—my brother Dylan’s wedding plans had finally come to fruition, prompting his return to the country for the ceremony. It was the talk of the family, but I wasn’t there. I knew better than to show up where I wasn’t wanted. Why should I attend? Dad would be furious if he saw me, and Dylan wouldn’t be any more pleased. I had made a promise to Mom that I would stand on my own two feet, and I intended to keep it. Just because I wasn’t under their roof anymore didn’t mean I couldn’t survive without them. Mom wanted me to be a part of their world again, but for what? To see them win once more? To help them expand the company when Stephen’s family finally se

KEIFor a moment, everything stopped. His touch, his breath, the weight of his gaze—all of it threatened to pull me back into the abyss I had just barely escaped years ago. But then, like a snap, reality crashed in.I jerked back, pushing him away with a sharpness that surprised even me. "Stop!" I gasped, stepping away as far as the room would allow. My heart pounded in my chest, my mind racing to keep up with the flood of emotions that his presence stirred.Gio’s eyes narrowed, darkening with something unreadable. His lips pressed into a thin line as he straightened, and the tension between us only thickened. It was palpable, the air heavy with everything we hadn’t said and everything we were pretending hadn’t happened."Kei…" His voice was low, too low, and the way he said my name made my knees weak despite the distance I had just created."No," I interrupted, my voice steadier than I felt. I shook my head, backing toward the door, desperate to escape. "I didn’t come here for this. W