Semua Bab The Billionaire’s Little Monster: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Chapter 12Rachel’s POVAfter J left—sparing me just a single glance with no remorse on his face—I sighed and walked back into his room. I reminded myself I only had to endure this for three months.But how could someone be so heartless and ungrateful?I pushed the thought aside and walked into his bathroom to brush my teeth and take a bath. I was instantly greeted by the scent of his body wash—soft and mild.I finished getting ready in under thirty minutes and headed to the living room.“Ellien, you’re up?” Mr. Frank greeted me with a smile as I walked in.Am I even allowed to sleep in as long as I want here?Back home, even though I wasn’t allowed to touch anything because they believed my bad luck would contaminate the house, I still had to be up before seven or Ellien would wake me with her loud yelling, reminding me how useless I was.“Yes. Good morning, Mr. Frank,” I smiled politely.But my smile faded the moment I remembered the phone call of his that I had overheard. Still, I

Chapter 14 J’s POVI was shocked when my grandfather suggested that Rachel work as my personal assistant. The last thing I wanted was for her to be close to me.“That can’t be possible, Grandfather.”“Why?” he asked, raising a brow. “I think it’s a good way for you both to get to know each other better. You can also teach her how the business is run.”“No, Grandfather,” I refused again. “I never told you I was interested in getting close to her, and I’m not interested in teaching anyone. You can get her a tutor if that’s what you want.”“But she’s your wife,” Grandfather added, clearly disgusting me all over again. I just wished he’d stop calling her that. Those formalities... they’re only on paper.“This won’t work. And I have my preferences when it comes to my assistant. I mean, she clearly has no work experience.”“Liam didn’t either when he started, and he turned out to be a great help to you. I think she’s fit for the job. She’ll be able to take care of you.”“I can take care of

Chapter 16 I took off my low heels and crashed tiredly on my bed. Working at a company wasn’t what I had imagined—it was the complete opposite. Maybe it was because I was dumb and knew nothing, too. In just my first week, J had refused to drop me off at work following grandfather’s orders, and I ended up getting lost on my way back home. Another time, I was robbed of the little cash I had and had to walk home for hours. My life had clearly gotten more miserable ever since I started working. It was obvious I was hated by my supervisor—and my teammates weren’t left out either. As an intern, I wasn’t allowed to do any proper work. All I did was run errands like their personal maid. I’d been in charge of coffee runs, lunch orders, and random deliveries from the moment I arrived. On my first day, as soon as the manager left, my supervisor ordered me to make her coffee. I spent two hours trying to get it right before she finally approved it. To make matters worse, she then made me do

Chapter 18 J’s POV “J, how could you ask her to be fired? That was so mean,” Liam scolded as we returned to the top floor—my office. “She wasn’t doing her job properly,” I scoffed, turning slightly to him. “Should I allow her to ruin my company?” “That was just a normal mistake. Anyone could slip and spill coffee or anything. And you know quite well that she’s only struggling to catch up. You know quite well that she was locked away from the world by her father since birth.” “Poor girl has to suffer the consequences now,” he sighed. “She’s just trying to find her place in the world.” “Then she should do that in another company, not mine, Liam.” It would be a great shame to the Charlton name if the lady of the house kept making silly mistakes. I’m sure that’s why Grandfather chose your company.” “I never cared about that.” I shot him a cold stare. Liam sighed. “I heard her supervisor has been giving her a hard time. She even got into an accident at the cafeteria the

Chapter 20J’s POVI could accept anything—bullying her, pushing her limits—just to sharpen her. But the one thing I wouldn’t accept was someone lying against her and trying to pin the entire department’s failure on her.I knew Rachel didn’t do it. Someone as clueless as her clearly didn’t have the nerve or know-how to approach a rival company. Blaming her was out of the question.I ignored her shocked expression as I ordered her to report to my office and turned to Mrs. Anny, her supervisor, who also looked stunned.“Sir, is there a mix-up here? She’s supposed to be fired… not promoted.”“You’re the one who’s supposed to be fired, Mrs. Anny—for your incompetence and neglect of duty.”“And also, aren’t you the one who sold off the blueprint?” I added, watching the blank shock spread across her face.“Sir… I wouldn’t dare do such a thing,” she stammered.“Then why did you have dinner with the managing director of Redwood Construction Group yesterday at the Ultimate Five-Star Restaurant