บททั้งหมดของ The Billionaire’s Redemption : บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

Vanessa sat in her lavish mansion, her legs crossed as a makeup artist carefully applied the finishing touches to her flawless face. She stared at her reflection in the grand mirror before her, admiring her beauty. To the world, she was untouchable—powerful, elegant, and perfectly in control.But today, that illusion was about to shatter.Her assistant, Lydia rushed into the room, clutching a folder in her trembling hands. Vanessa raised an eyebrow at the interruption, irritation already building in her chest.“I told you never to barge in while I’m busy,” Vanessa said coldly.Lydia swallowed hard and stepped forward. “Ma’am, I—I have urgent news.”Vanessa sighed dramatically. “Spit it out, Lydia. I don’t have all day.”Rachel hesitated for a brief second before placing the folder on Vanessa’s vanity. “Sir Adrian want you to sign the paper with immediate effect” Lydia said and silence filled the room.For a moment, Vanessa didn’t move. She didn’t blink. She simply stared at the folder

Vanessa stood in the middle of her penthouse living room, pacing like a wild cat. Her heels clicked loudly against the marble floor, and her long nails tapped impatiently against her phone screen.She had just received news that made her blood boil—Adrian had taken Nadine and that little boy to his family house. His father, Mr. Blake, had accepted the child… hugged him.“What the hell is going on?” she whispered to herself, unable to process how things had changed so fast. She clenched her jaw, her eyes burning with rage.Her assistant, Lydia stepped into the room holding a tablet. She looked nervous, as she always did around Vanessa—especially when she was like this.“Ma’am,” Lydia began carefully, “Sir Adrian’s lawyer sent a reminder for you to sign the divorce documents on time”Vanessa froze for a second. Then, without a word, she turned and threw the glass she had been holding. It hit the wall and shattered into pieces.Lydia flinched but didn’t move.“Do you think I’ll just sit

Nadine sat on the soft couch in the living room, her eyes quietly watching Liam as he played with his toy truck. He was so full of life, laughing and making little car noises, completely unaware of the dark storm that was quietly building around them.Adrian stepped in from the kitchen holding a glass of water. He sat beside Nadine and gave her a soft smile.“You’ve been quiet all evening,” he said gently, handing her the glass.Nadine took it with a grateful nod. “I’ve just been thinking.”“About Vanessa?” he guessed, already knowing the answer.She sighed and looked down. “Yes. I can’t shake the feeling that she’s planning something again. The way she’s been so quiet lately… It doesn’t feel right.”Adrian reached out and held her hand. “I understand. But I won’t let her hurt you or Liam. That’s a promise.”Nadine looked into his eyes, seeing the seriousness in them. “I believe you. But we both know how far she can go. What if she finds something to twist? What if she tries to ruin e

The party was already in full swing. The grand hall of the shopping mall gleamed under golden lights. The decorations sparkled, the music filled the space with joy, and the guests mingled, sipping drinks and enjoying the celebration of something much bigger than just a business launch—it was Nadine’s official return to the world.Everywhere she looked, people were smiling, cameras were flashing, and reporters whispered to each other about her elegance and strength. Nadine stood by Adrian’s side, her deep blue dress flowing like silk water around her legs. She looked stunning, but beneath her graceful expression, her heart was racing.Adrian turned to her and gently placed a hand on her back. “It’s time,” he whispered.Nadine took a deep breath. She had practiced the speech several times, but standing before a real crowd was different. Still, she knew she had to do this—for herself, for Liam, and for the future she was building.As she stepped onto the stage, a spotlight followed her.

The next morning dawned quiet and cool. Sunlight streamed through the windows of Nadine’s home, painting soft patterns on the floor. After the excitement of last night’s ceremony, the house felt peaceful—almost too peaceful.In the kitchen, Nadine poured herself a cup of tea. She had barely slept, her mind replaying every moment of the mall opening. Adrian sat at the table, reading through his emails on a tablet. He looked up as Nadine entered.“Good morning,” he said, smiling.Nadine returned the smile, but her eyes were thoughtful. “Good morning,” she replied softly. “Did Alonso tell you about the car?”Adrian nodded. “He said it was back by the gate sometime before dawn. We haven’t been able to see who was inside.”Nadine’s hand tightened around her cup. “That car worries me. I feel like someone is watching us.”Adrian reached across and squeezed her hand. “I’ll handle it. Let me talk to Alonso again.” He tapped on his tablet, making a quick call. “We’ll find out what’s going on,”