All Chapters of The Don's Billion Dollar Rival Bride : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

CHANGING THE GAME. SIENNA'S POV. I stood over by the pool that had my reflection on it as the light around the house casted a glow of lightening on it. With my hands rested on my chest, I recalled the way Julian had accused me. It was not new, only that this time, his taunting words carried meaning or maybe that was how I saw it? Still.. I would stand on the thought that I had seen his strength falter and that I actually saw a glint of jealousy. My heart troubled — Does that mean he meant what he said? That he loved me? Was it that Julian just had difficulties in expressing his feelings as all he does is to show off cold to everyone? I bit my lips as I let the thought flood my mind while hitting my toes softly against the carpet grass when my baby moved. I stilled, happy. I was reminded of the child inside of me. I paused. She heard all I thought of in my mind? I took my hands to my stomach and started to stroke it as if in rhythm and it was as if, the baby inside of me, moved t

SIENNA'S POVI stood by one of the many tables that had wines and servings behind him and sat by it as I grabbed a glass of sweet juice in hand. Restless. I smirked as his eyes hovered on me constantly. “Hey beautiful.“ The voice came in, gentle until it revealed a bulky sized man. “Hey, Mr …?“ I said, trying to let the conversation flow. “Yes, that's my name, it means …” We spoke for quite some time as I was left giggling all through and pressing my palm unto my mouth to muffle my loud laughter amongst the crowd as some constantly looked over. But damn! This bulky guy's humor was everything. I chuckled, then dryly once I found Julian's gaze still resting on me. And then I leaned in towards 'the bulky guy's' neck — “Please play along,” I begged, he nodded as I let myself touch his arm lightly before resting my head on his neck. He went rigid. “Go on. Hug me, someone's watching please.“ He obeyed but my eyes never left Julian who shot daggers towards and with a smirk, I watched

AFTER THE KISS. SIENNA’S POVI walked away from him. Away from the men who always thought to pick and let me go at convenience. I still had not gone out of the shock my body felt as he slams his lips on mine but once he continues, the shock I had felt earlier that caused me to stiffen my body turned to disgust. I hated the fact he took me by surprise and not only that, the way he had seized control as if I was nothing but a mere possession that had less value. I hissed, I felt humiliated with the way he had gripped me by the wrist and dragged me out letting the people stare at me but I was not going to let them have the amusement that they stood by to watch while murmuring over their clinking glasses.I thought within myself — even though I was nothing but a mere possession, tonight I was going to play value on myself, I was not some cheap slutNow that I had walked away after venting my anger on him by sending him a slap across his face, I grumbled. How dare he? Who does that af

LUNGING THREATS. SIENNA'S POV“You cease being my daughter from this day.“ He roared, with gritted teeth as he could barely contain his rage. And that was just fun to watch. I would stand — still, firm and strong that no one gets to me, nor would I be moved by petty prices to make me stop. Why? Cause this was all about me. It was the story that got interesting day by day although directed by someone, it takes a different flow now. With one click of my back feet against the accelerator, I zoomed off to Harper's apartment. She had not been back from work but had the keys weighed and I felt guilty I would slow her progress of moving out of the residence later than she had planned but she tried to make me feel better by saying she was slowing the progress herself too. I pouted as I pressed the phone to my ear..“The keys are under the foot mat just by the door, momma.“ I groaned as we both said our byes to each other. I crouched down low just to pick out the keys and placed the foo

THE FIRST ATTEMPTDOMINIC'S POV. I leaned my back against the abandoned vehicle I sighted on this slumpy and deserted road. Sienna had moved in here and it felt too hidden for her personality. The rain tapped against the windows and as if on rhythms, the street light went into darkness. Good! They were smart. We had hired workers to do just that. And they did just neat. I took out a cigar and placed it just in between my fingers as I lit it before taking in a puff. It burned between my fingers just like nevoursity clamped my mind and the ash of the cigarettes had spilled onto the jacket I wore. My phone beeped. It was a message that read. “Everything is set and perfect.“ I gave a smirk as it would be a reeling surprise — 'she would not even know what hit her.' I remarked as I stood by the vehicle and impatience was already taking a form in my chest. Minutes later, I watched the road with much expectation and the kind of patience that made your stance as a predator almost falt