All Chapters of Reclaimed By The Ruthless Billionaire CEO : Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

Elena's POV The hall was filled with notable figures from across New York City. Within these halls, golden chandeliers hung above casting a warm glow of yellow light on the guests beneath it, a contrast to the dark blue light outside the night sky of New York City. At every corner, men and women in tailored suits and designer gowns—worth more than my rent—moved in effortless conversation, champagne glasses poised between manicured fingers. I stood at the other end, my hand smoothing my skirt and my other hand positioning the ID card hung on my neck. Elena Carter Journalist New York Times My gaze fell to the ID on my neck, I felt so proud. I had worked hard for this. A few years ago, I was running around every corner of New York City searching for stories that would make a good headline but now here I am, I was even invited to give a speech at the opening charity event where all notable elites from across the city were invited. Meanwhile, as I was drowning in my thoughts a f

Elena’s POV The bed felt so soft, the smell from the bed sheet smelt different. I rolled over, the bed quite bigger than the bed I was used to. My hands slowly pat the empty side of the bed only to feel pillows, as I turned, a sharp beam of light flashes through the curtains poking my eyes. I squinted immediately, my hands rubbing my eyes. I turned to see a man standing by the window side at the other end. I looked at the room, taking it all in. The large floor to ceiling window was draped in expensive curtains and the room was large enough to contain five king size beds. By the corner of the room was a mini bar with all kinds of wines in stock. I turned, my eyes darting towards the empty wine glass on the bed side table, a half burnt cigarette and a half filled glass of wine. My gaze went back to the man standing by the window. He was adjusting his cufflinks, he stood there not bothered by my obvious confusion. I tried to recall what happened but my head aches, it suddenly felt

Elena’s POV My eyes slowly opened and all I could hear was slow and subtle beeping from the pulse oximeter positioned opposite me. A drip was fixated on my hand. I was confused. Where was I? I tried to sit up but I felt a sharp pain on my head and my memories surged. I was hit by an incoming car while trying to avoid the stranger who had called me—the stranger. The thought invaded my mind and I quickly scan the ward with my eyes in search of my phone but it was nowhere to be find. In my state of confusion a nurse walked in, she was a red head and had freckles that complimented her. She was slender, tall and could pass for a model. The nurse noticed my confusion and gestured towards me, drawing my attention. “Have you seen my phone? I need my phone!” I asked, looking tensed. “You have to relax. You just survived a major accident, it’s a miracle how you’re still alive. I’m nurse Eva and I’ll be in charge of you.” Nurse Eva said, her smile still plastered on her face like a

Elena’s POV I had no idea who this lady was or whatever connection she thought she had with me and I am certainly not a gold digger. “I think you have mistaken me for someone else.” I said, trying to ease down the boiling tension. “You’re funny.” Victoria said letting out a loud and contagious laugh. “Aren’t you the alleged wife of Adrian?” Adrian? Why does that name sounds familiar? I know this man. “Who is Adrian? I have no idea who he is.” I said, my hands holding my other as goosebump invaded my body. “Damn! He had to chose a psychopath over me.” Victoria said in low murmurs. “What do you mean by that? Are you going crazy? I can’t believe that he is trying to replace me with a mad woman like you.” “I’m not a mad woman neither am I trying to take your place. I have no business with you, Victoria. This has been a big misunderstanding and mix up.” I said, my voice trembling. “Are you calling me a liar?” Victoria asked. “I never said that but actually I think you are.