All Chapters of Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire: Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

NelsonI let out a deep sigh as soon as I exited the airport.I couldn’t help but give a bitter smile as I glanced around.I thought I’d never set foot in this country again. I thought I’d spend the rest of my life abroad, far from my friends and from the family that disowned me.But here I am, back to fulfill their demand—my grandfather’s last wish.“Sir Nelson!"Jac greeted me warmly. He was one of the few people I trusted.He had been my eyes and ears during the years I spent on the island. He was my constant source of updates about the lives of my former family.Before I left abroad, I attended my grandfather’s funeral. But as usual, they treated me as an outsider.They made it clear that I wasn’t part of their bloodline, that I had no place in the family—especially now that Grandpa, the only one who treated me like family, was gone.I had recently learned about my grandfather’s wish. Jac had delivered the news to me.I couldn’t help but wonder why they waited three years to tell m

DorryWearing a pink wig, a white maxi dress, and my favorite stilettos, I walked confidently into the old municipal hall, a smile plastered on my face.I wanted to savor my last moments of being single—of being free. Because the moment I met Mr. Purple Tie, my freedom would end.Even if this is just an arranged marriage, even if it’s purely for formality, I know it will still have a significant impact on my life. Especially since I don’t even know the man I’m about to marry—his personality or true nature.That’s why I put in so much effort to look my best. I don’t want to embarrass myself. I don’t want to be judged poorly.I want to surprise my soon-to-be husband. I want him to see that I’m more than just wealth. I’m beautiful and sexy, too.Yes, I was forced into agreeing to this marriage, but that doesn’t mean I won’t try to make an impression. After all, I know he’s probably coerced into this as much as I am.They say first impressions last forever, and I’m determined to make mine

NelsonI couldn’t stop myself from smiling. It was as if Dorry had just choked on her own words. That’s exactly what I wanted—to remind her of what happened to us back on the island.I wanted her to remember how she left me twice without a single reasonable explanation. No proper reason, not even the decency to talk to me.It’s not fair that I’m the only one affected. It’s not fair that I’m the only one suffering from the return of our past. I want her to feel it too.I thought I’d forgotten the pain. I thought I’d moved on. Turns out, I haven’t.And now that she’s my wife, I feel like I’m being tortured. Everything is coming back. The pain. The Hate. “Your face, Nelson! If you think I’ll believe what you’re saying, you’re dead wrong. My family would never force me to do something I don’t want to do!”“Oh, so your family didn’t force you to marry a man you don’t even know? A man whose name you didn’t even care to ask?” I ended my sentence with a sarcastic smirk, which made her press

Dorry immediately yanked her hand away from the man and hurried over to me.I smirked. Her strides were so large, that she reached me in no time. And it seemed like she didn’t want the man to see my face—she even stood in front of me, blocking his view.“Nelson, what are you doing? I told you to wait outside! You’re so stubborn,” Dorry said angrily, narrowing her eyes at me. “You’re embarrassing! “Embarrassing?" I asked "You’re embarrassing me in front of my boss. Barging into the office without permission!” she added."I got bored. You were taking forever. And besides, it’s scorching hot outside, Dorry, so I came in to cool off. Turns out, there’s an even hotter scene to witness here!”“Dorothy, who is he?” the man Dorry was speaking with asked calmly.His voice was so soft, so pleasant to hear, that I instantly knew he was pretending. Too good to be true—that’s how his kindness seemed. And poor Dorry had no clue she was just being reeled in.“I’m sorry, Hector,” she said, turning