Lahat ng Kabanata ng Billionaire's Divine Match : Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

A month after his discharge from the hospital, Jasper was beginning to acclimate to life as an accident survivor. His physiotherapy sessions were in full swing and he was adhering to them religiously. Victoria and Sophia were also positive forces that helped boost his recovery. Sophia moved into the mansion indefinitely to help nurse her son back to health. She supervised Ariel and ensured that his meals were prepared and served as at when due. She also made sure that he took his supplements daily. Victoria on the other hand, visited him regularly—mostly in the evenings after work. She gave him updates concerning his firm and the progresses that were being made in his absence. Unknown to Jasper, Victoria was silently and shrewdly organizing a subtle takeover and absorption of Jasper's firm. Owing to the fact that Jasper unofficially put her in charge during his absence, she was privy to a lot of organizational data, contracts, clients lists, financial data and other sensitive informa

Three weeks had passed since Jasper’s conversation with Luke, and something had shifted within him. He had stopped fighting his memory loss like it was a battle he had to win overnight. Instead, he took each day as it came, controlling what he could and letting go of what he couldn’t. It wasn’t easy, but it was better than feeling like he was drowning. Informing Victoria about his decision to take over and resume his capacity as CEO of his firm was smooth. She had gladly agreed to relinquish the title back to him, although she shared her concerns about his eagerness to go back to work without full approval from the physiotherapists. Jasper waved her arguments away with a reassurance that he was physically fine and his mental state was stable for now. He had been thoroughly briefed about the recent happenings in the firm. And his three-year memory void had somehow been fleshed up by Evans at the hospital. Jasper felt like he could seamlessly integrate himself into proceedings. Two day

Two days after his black out episode, Jasper was discharged from the hospital with a strict warning not to over exert himself, especially his mind. According to the doctor, the fragility of his mind was a cause for concern. Therefore, if true and long lasting recovery was to be achieved, Jasper had to be careful.Three days post-discharge, Jasper was already feeling cooped up. His mother had all but turned into a full-time nurse, hovering over him, making sure he ate enough, rested properly, and took his medication on time. Victoria was no different, though her approach was subtler—offering distractions rather than outright fussing. Despite their concerns, Jasper couldn’t shake the unease curling in his gut.The flashbacks haunted him. They weren’t just fleeting thoughts. They were real memories trying to claw their way back to him. A woman’s face. A voice. A feeling of something unfinished.Who was she?And why did his entire body react when he thought of her?One thing was certain,

Five hours after the end of the meeting, Jasper's laptop chimed. He navigated to his mail inbox and clicked on the most recent mail. He smiled slightly as he read through its content. His team had finally submitted the revised contract proposal to Pioneer Holdings. Weeks of fine-tuning and refining their proposal had led to this moment. Jasper leaned back in his office chair, exhaling slowly. Now, all that was left to do was wait.His phone buzzed. A message from Victoria:Looking forward to dinner tonight. Hope you’re not bailing on me.A smirk tugged at his lips. As if he ever had the option. Surprisingly, his mother had called him to give him the go-ahead. He had smiled at her antics—like he needed her permission to attend a date. It was evident that his mother liked Victoria. He huffed as he stood up from his chair. He needed to go home and freshen up before his date.Upon his arrival at his mansion, he had hoped to see his mother, but she was nowhere to be found. Ariel, who was

Weeks after, the bombshell dropped. Jasper sat in his office, fingers pressed against his temples, staring blankly at the email that shattered the brittle wall that he had been trying to reinforce. The message from Pioneer Holdings was polite, professional—and complete nonsense. They cited “a strategic shift in long-term objectives,” a fancy way of saying absolutely nothing. But Jasper wasn’t stupid. He knew the real reason. The sudden departure of the two top clients of his firm had made his firm look unstable. Someone had orchestrated it.He exhaled slowly, forcing himself to keep his composure. He had built this company from the ground up. He had spent years turning it into one of the most formidable firms in the industry. And now, because of someone's interference, all of that had been put into question.A knock on the door pulled him from his thoughts.“Come in.” He said, his voice sharp.Harriet entered, her expression carefully measured, though he could see the frustration beh