Lahat ng Kabanata ng Married To His Billionaire Boss: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Nova's POVMy entire body stiffened in Levi’s hold, my heart beating so fast against my ribs that it felt like it was going to break free and run away. The tips of his fingers caressed my waist, It was a sinful touch that sent shivers down my spine, scattering my thoughts in every direction. His body was rocky against mine, emitting a warm heat that trickled through the thin fabric of my dress. My entire body betrayed me as I felt every single place where our bodies touched despite trying so hard not to show the effect he had on me."We can't do this in the office Levi." I shot a mean look at him. Doesn't he have cameras here? What if someone was watching us?"Where else then? This is for business purposes," he whispered, his voice low and full of understanding, as though he could sense the internal struggle seething within me. There was something about his eyes, those blue and piercing eyes that cut through my defences and captured mine, desire playing in their depths.I tried to

Levi's POVWhen Nova arrived home last night, I watched her zoned-out expression and her sagged shoulders as if she had the weight of the world resting on her shoulders. She was barely lifting her legs as she walked inside, her feet dragging on the floor. I wonder what got her this way?Was it the fact that today was her first conference room battle?Had she used all her energy on that Jace guy? Or was my tease so much that it left her mind racing all day? Or was it just something else, something I wouldn’t be able to guess because of the contract rule between us?I hated those rules. I hated how they hindered me from all the things I wanted to do with her, and to her if she allowed me. But those rules stand, and I have no choice but to abide, so I don’t lose all the way. It is better to have her by my side as a contracted wife than not having her at all.I must have looked crazy sometimes when I overreact, but if only she understood and could see deeper than the surface-level a

Nova’s POVThe sun was already up by the time I woke up, stirring in my bed as if waking up was the most difficult thing ever. The rays of the were coming in through the curtains, and they created warmth on my face that subconsciously made me smile. I blinked a few times, slowly pushing myself up into a sitting position.The other side of the bed was empty. Of course, it was. Somehow, we ended up sleeping together last night. We didn’t even cuddle. It was more like my presence beside him soothed his soul.He had been gone for hours, I assumed. He hadn’t slept much last night. After receiving the news from his secretary, getting to work, and meeting such chaos with an ultimatum, he returned home with hunched shoulders, fingers laced tightly, and jaw clenched. I had never seen him look like that before, like the world he knew was collapsing inward, and he was the only one trying to hold it together.He told me he suspected Dominic. And he couldn’t be wrong because that’s the only per

Levi's POVThe office grew quieter as the day stretched on. Most of the staff had filtered out hours ago, leaving just the hum of computers and the occasional ping of the elevator down the hall. I'd barely moved from my chair since dawn, surrounded by financial reports and transaction logs that were starting to blur together.I rubbed my eyes, feeling the strain of staring at screens for nearly twelve hours straight. My coffee had gone cold—the fourth cup I'd forgotten to drink while lost in the labyrinth of numbers."Marketing & Development Branch 7A," I muttered to myself, circling the designation again on my notepad.This phantom branch was the key. Someone had reactivated old credentials, using them as a digital tunnel to move funds without triggering the usual alerts. But who had access to those old system parameters? The list was short—department heads from that era, IT security leads, and...board members with historical access privileges.Like Dominic.I leaned back in my cha

Nova’s POVThe early morning light reflected through the company’s glass front as I made my way through the corridors with determination and fear.I kept thinking about every suspicious transaction, every dead vendor reactivated, and every trace of the ghost department “Marketing & Development Branch 7A.” I held the folder of printed evidence close to my chest as if it were a talisman, a small token of hope that I could help Levi clear his name.I got to the closed door of Levi’s office and pressed my ear lightly against it. There was a low murmur inside, the sound of him deep in thought and review. I steeled myself, knocking softly before pushing the door open.Inside, Levi was hunched over his desk, his eyes were on multiple monitors that displayed streams of financial data. His face is always so composed in public, bore the marks of sleepless nights and mounting pressure. When he looked up and met my gaze, I saw his eyes. His eyes didn't hold the same spark it did the day I met