Todos los capítulos de The Virgin Saved by the Billionaire: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

Lizandra When Heloísa said that in the bathroom, I would find everything I needed, she wasn't kidding. The cabinets were full of towels and various hygiene products, all from unknown brands to me. I figured they must be "rich people" products, as the staff and I used to refer to the things of the guests at my aunt's inn. I managed to take off the dress I was wearing with great difficulty, as using only one arm is not easy at all. Taking a shower and putting on a robe wasn't either, but I managed. Now the question remained about what clothes I would wear because the only things I owned, which had already been donated by Heloísa, were also stolen from me. The only option was to stay in the robe, at least until I could wash the clothes I wore when leaving the hosp

HeitorAfter three days without going to my own home, because I opposed the "stay" of my family's new guest, I concluded that I couldn't leave my home because of a scammer. The saying that those who are bothered should leave can also apply to the other party. I decided to go back home and bother sweet Lily a lot, not doing what I've done so far, leaving her free to deceive everyone by pretending to be someone she's not. On the contrary, I intend to make her stay at my house as difficult as possible, so that she gives up her sinister plans, leaves, and leaves us in peace. All those resolutions were strongly shaken when I entered the Bragança mansion, and the first person I saw was Lizandra coming down the stairs absentmindedly, unaware of my presence. I could then analyze her freely. She descended the steps slowly, her distraction being some paintings hanging on the wall beside her. And for some crazy reason, I got stuck watching that girl do something as simple as descending a stairc

Heitor I must be crazy! I thought, understanding what had just happened on that balcony. I practically attacked Lizandra like a caveman, only missing throwing her over my shoulder and carrying her to my cave. Or, in other words, to my room. "And you only remembered Catarina now?" I asked sarcastically. The words barely left my mouth, and I was irreversibly regretful. I felt guilty and ended up pouring my anger on Lizandra, something quite despicable on my part. "Forget what I said," I quickly apologized, running my hands through my hair, and like Lizandra, I turned my back to her. "It was a stupid accusation." "We both messed up," she conceded. "But it won'

LizandraI could barely close my eyes all night, and I couldn't say I woke up. As a result of the terrible night of tossing and turning in bed, shedding rivers of tears, I was now feeling terrible. It's as if a tractor ran over my body, leaving me completely sore. Nothing gets resolved with tears, and I wish I wouldn't cry every time things get out of control. In other words, constantly. But it's impossible not to realize that I've become a big crybaby, weak, and now also a traitor.How could I have given in to Heitor's kisses when there are so many factors to consider? He doesn't like me; he made that clear. He doesn't trust me and believes I'm a big scammer, about to con his family. He's committed! A total absurdity on my part. But our morning encounter didn't help much, as even after spending the night blaming myself for everything, just being in the same environment as he shamefully affected me. During the years I dated Samuel, I never felt what Heitor evoked in me with just a gla

Heitor Things were not as easy as I initially imagined, especially when destiny seemed to be conspiring against me all the time. "I can't believe you hired that girl to be my secretary's assistant, Catarina!" I protested, genuinely indignant. For almost two weeks, I had been pursued by Lizandra everywhere I went, and I was even avoiding my own house once again, all to avoid falling into temptation, something that was becoming more difficult every day. The proof of that is the news my girlfriend has just given me. "What's the problem, Heitor?" Catarina asked with irritation. "Lily is an excellent girl, hardworking, and she needs a job. She doesn't want to live solely on the charity of the Bragança, and that is