บททั้งหมดของ Your Lips to Mine #7: The Billionaire's Blueprint of Love: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

The day began like any other, but something about the quiet in Noah's office made me feel a shift in the air. I had just come off the high of the resort's grand opening, feeling the weight of the last few months lift off my shoulders. The project had been a massive success, one I had poured everything into—emotionally and creatively. It felt like the culmination of years of hard work, ambition, and late nights, and I had finally achieved something that made me proud. Noah had been by my side throughout the whole process, supporting me every step of the way. And in return, I had given him the best of my creative vision, trusting him to help turn my dreams into something tangible. It was an unspoken understanding that we were a team, and together, we had built something remarkable. Now, as we sat across from each other in his office, the success of the resort still fresh in our minds, I had no idea that the conversation we were about to have would change everything. “I’ve been thinkin

The first few weeks of our new joint venture were a whirlwind of energy, ideas, and, unsurprisingly, a fair share of tension. While the excitement of creating something groundbreaking was undeniable, the reality of merging my creative vision with Noah’s business-driven approach was more challenging than I had anticipated. We worked from his office most days, a sleek, modern space with floor-to-ceiling windows that overlooked the city. The room was often filled with blueprints, mood boards, and spreadsheets, a chaotic blend of my design concepts and his meticulously calculated budgets. At the heart of our discussions was a shared goal: to create sustainable, luxurious properties that would stand as a testament to our partnership. But as we dove deeper into the details, it became clear that achieving this goal would require more than just passion and hard work—it would require compromise. One afternoon, I stood by the massive conference table, presenting my initial sketches for the fl

The press conference room buzzed with activity as journalists, photographers, and industry professionals filled the space. The air was charged with anticipation, and I could feel it vibrating through my chest as I stood just behind the curtain, clutching the edges of my notebook tightly. The announcement of our joint venture—the next big chapter in both Noah’s career and mine—was about to be unveiled to the world. I glanced over at Noah, who stood a few feet away, speaking with his assistant. He looked calm, composed, every bit the confident businessman I’d grown to admire. But beneath the exterior, I knew him well enough to see the faint tension in his jaw, the way his shoulders squared just a bit too stiffly. He cared about this as much as I did, maybe more, and I knew he was feeling the weight of what this moment represented. “You ready for this?” Noah’s voice broke through my thoughts as he turned to me, his expression softening. I nodded, taking a deep breath. “As ready as I’l

Bringing Noah into my family’s world wasn’t something I had ever imagined would be easy, but I hadn’t expected it to weigh on me as much as it did. My parents had always been my foundation—supportive, protective, and fiercely proud of the independent woman they had raised. But I knew their protectiveness came with a sharp edge of skepticism, especially when it came to Noah. To them, he wasn’t just the man I loved; he was the billionaire who could potentially overshadow everything I had worked so hard to achieve. The dinner where they met Noah for the first time had gone better than I expected, but it hadn’t erased their concerns entirely. My dad, in particular, had remained wary, though he’d tried to keep it subtle. A self-made man who had built his small construction business from the ground up, he valued hard work and grit above all else. To him, Noah represented privilege, power, and a world that felt far removed from the struggles of people like us. But Noah was determined to ea

The morning of our trip started like any other. Noah and I boarded the private jet, heading back to the island where everything had begun—where we had first met, first worked together, and where the roots of our partnership had taken hold. But there was something in the air that day, something I couldn’t quite place. Maybe it was the quiet excitement in Noah’s eyes or the way he kept glancing at me with that soft smile he only wore when he was thinking about something. Whatever it was, I felt an unusual sense of anticipation building in my chest. As we touched down on the island, I didn’t think anything of it. The island was just as serene as it had been the last time we visited. The waves lapped against the shore, the sun glinted off the water, and the air smelled faintly of salt and wildflowers. It was peaceful, timeless even. Noah had insisted on taking me on a walk along the beach first—just the two of us. He was always thoughtful like that, eager to share a quiet moment before