Todos los capítulos de The Billionaire's Caregiver : Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

The low hum of the airplane filled the silence between Jeremy and Leah. The private jet flew through the night, taking Jeremy to a challenging situation he wasn't sure he could handle. He stared out the small oval window, watching the dark clouds swirl and the endless black stretch before him. His mind was filled with worrisome questions, none with answers he liked.His father.Alive.The man Jeremy had mourned, idolized, defended even when others accused. The same man who had once filled his childhood with warmth and strength… yet had also, in hidden shadows, betrayed his mother with Big Margaret — the woman who had caused more havoc than Jeremy could have ever imagined.If he had been alive all these years, why hadn't he reached out? Why had he allowed Jeremy and Maggie to suffer, to believe he was dead, to build their lives on lies and pain? Why had he joined forces with Margaret, forming something as monstrous as Ares Protocol?Jeremy closed his eyes briefly, exhaling slowly throu

The wind was cold and sharp as it moved through the quiet outskirts of Kyoto. It cut through the trees lining the narrow path that led to a hidden compound. Behind a tall gate and thick walls, the house stood silently. It looked beautiful and old from the outside, but inside, it was cold and filled with memories. Clara stepped out of the black car that had picked her up from the airport. The sky was grey, with no sign of the sun. She wore a black coat that fit her perfectly, making her light blonde hair, tied in a tight bun, stand out. Her cold eyes looked around the place she once knew so well. Nothing had changed. Even the welcome rug by the door was still there, with the word ‘Home’ sewn into it. She let out a small scoff. She walked into the house. The air inside smelled sharp and clean, like a hospital. It was too clean, like everything was planned. The marble floors stretched under her black boots as she walked into the large living room. A fire burned in the corner, but

Leah paced back and forth by the window, eyes scanning the skyline for the hundredth time. The penthouse stood tall over the quiet streets of Tokyo, but it felt like a golden cage now. Her fingers were clenched tightly around the curtain, her body restless.Two days. Two long, cold, silent days. No food deliveries. No new clothes. No messages. No Donald. No escape.“I hate this,” she muttered, slamming her palm gently against the glass.Jeremy stood firm, running his fingers through his thick hair, his jaw clenched. “We should have left when we had the chance.”“But we tried,” Leah said, turning to face him. “The door was locked. That should have told us everything.”He looked up, his eyes meeting hers. “And yet you told me not to worry. That Donald wouldn’t hurt me.”“He’s your father,” she said quietly, moving closer. “He might be angry. But he won’t harm you.”Jeremy scoffed, bitterness rising in his throat. “Father?” He walked past her, then turned sharply, his voice rising. “That

The air in New York smelled different—familiar, warm, alive. Jeremy and Leah stepped out of the airport terminal, still sore and emotionally drained, but grateful to be back on familiar soil. They looked around, taking in the sounds of the city. The bustling people, the distant car horns, and the wind that whipped through the streets all felt like music. For the first time in days, they could breathe.As they made their way toward the waiting car, they spotted familiar faces, Maggie and Cassandra standing close together, eyes wide and full of relief. Jackson stood just behind them, and when they saw Jeremy and Leah, a cry of joy escaped from Maggie’s lips.“My babies!” Maggie ran toward them, arms wide. She didn’t care who was watching. She grabbed Jeremy into a tight hug, then pulled Leah in too. Cassandra joined, wrapping her arms around both women.“You’re okay. You’re really okay,” Cassandra whispered, wiping tears that streamed down her face.Jeremy smiled, eyes glinting with emo

The celebration roared on with laughter. Glasses clinked and the warm hum of live music floated around the event hall. Candlelit chandeliers sparkled above the heads of elite guests, casting a golden glow that made everything look soft, beautiful, and magical. The air was rich with scents of exotic perfumes, delicious food, and champagne.“Congratulations, Maggie,” Cassandra said again, squeezing Maggie's hand gently.Maggie gave her a bashful smile, still overwhelmed from the surprise proposal. “Thank you, Cassandra. I still feel like I’m dreaming.”Casa chuckled. “Oh, it’s real. And it’s well deserved. You and Alfred are finally getting your happy ending.”Leah stood just beside them and leaned in, her eyes filled with emotion. “You do deserve to be happy, Maggie. After all you and Alfred have been through... it’s time.”Maggie’s lips trembled a little as she nodded. “Thank you, Leah. That means a lot.”Jeremy arrived shortly, his eyes twinkling with warmth. He reached for his mothe