All Chapters of CHASED BY TWO BILLIONAIRES : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Chapter: 71: Way Back Home Elena I got back to Damien’s place after being discharged from the hospital. Lilly was asleep in my arms. I put her to bed and headed to prepare the surprise meal I planned for Damien. I decided to tell him the truth, I didn’t want us to build our relationship on lies. I was nervous but I had to push that aside. My phone had been on silent and Damien had been the one calling me. I tried returning his missed calls several times but he didn’t answer. He must’ve been busy with the ball and couldn’t pick up my calls I concluded. I was now done with setting the table so I decided to call again because it was already late and the ball should have been rounded up. Picking my phone up I dialed his number and he finally answered. “Hello, Damien.” “Hello, Elena.” It wasn’t Damien who answered. It was a woman and not just any woman, I knew that annoying voice anywhere. It was Sophia. “Where is Damien? What are you doing with his phone?” I question

Chapter: 73: people from the past Elena I sat dazed at the sight before me. The big desk, the high-rise view, and the large spacious office. I had resigned from Harrington Enterprises' second branch all to leave Damien, not knowing what my next course of action would be. To run away again? But who would have thought an opportunity would offer itself to me? My dad had called me back to take charge of the family company. He fell ill and tried apologizing for how he treated me in the past but I wasn’t going to let him off so easily. After meeting Edmund that night, I explained what was on ground to Jenna and decided to come back to see my father. I agreed to take over the company because it was my only way to make something for myself. I noticed my father and stepmother weren’t on best terms which made me realize that he didn’t choose Cassandra to take over from him because he feared she could get influenced by her mother which left only me as the last option. His health wa

Chapter: 75: loud cries Elena A soft weight pressed against my side, followed by bouncing and a tiny, warm hand patting my cheek. “Mommy… wake up,” Lily’s sweet voice whispered, her warm breath grazing my cheeks. I groaned, burying my face deeper into the pillow. “Sweetie, can’t you let mommy sleep some more,” I mumbled out. Suddenly came a bounce on my stomach. “Lily!” I gasped, my eyes flying open. “Are you trying to send Mommy to the afterlife?” She giggled, grinning down at me, her hair a total mess from sleep. It’s Saturday, Mommy!” she declared, tugging at both my cheeks. I blinked, my brain catching up. Right. Saturday. No work, no school run… technically, I could sleep in. “I know, sweetie, which means we can stay in bed a little longer,” I murmured, pulling the covers over my head. “Mommy! I’m hungryyyy,” she whined dramatically, dragging out the last word. I sighed. Stretching my hands to the landline on my nightstand, I dialed the maids in the m

Chapter: 77: Important Client ElenaIt’s been one week since my hunt for an apartment started, and I still hadn’t gotten anything to my taste. Having to still be under the same roof as Cassandra ruined my mood every morning. And the work I had to do at the office was starting to stress me out. The company’s next project was to branch out into theme parks. My father envisioned it as the next big step for Kingston Enterprise. We needed investment and the right company to take charge of the construction of the park, which resulted in the deal he was still negotiating with the Grey’s Construct Group.Grey Enterprises was the next big company after Harrington Enterprises, everyone knew they had been rivals since the dawn of ages, both businesses trying to outdo the other. I was shocked, to say the least, when I found out my Father was able to get the Grey's attention.A knock came in. “Elena!” I heard Ethan’s voice.“Come in,” I responded, getting up from my chair. “You’re going to be l

Chapter 79: plan coming togetherThe building smelled of mildew and dust, its walls lined with cracked paint. Dim overhead lights flickered, giving the space an eerie, half-abandoned feel. It was the kind of place that one could step in and never return—or make deals they never wanted traced. Sophia stood by the floor to ceiling curtained window, her face hidden beneath a silk scarf and sunglasses, like a statue with a glass cup in hand, she waited in silence. The door creaked open behind her, letting in two men in black suits and a man who looked like he had peed his pants between them.“We have him,” one of her men said from the hallway.A smile crept up Sophia’s face. “Look who we have here,” she said softly, turning to face the men who walked closer. Luther’s eyes darted around the room, sweat on his brow. He nervously clutched the folder in his hands. You can leave us,” Sophia said.Her men left without question, shutting the door behind them.Luther stood stiffly, trying to