All Chapters of Caught Between Two Billionaires : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

A captive in her own home, Olivia watched from the windows of her bedroom as a familiar black Benz pulled up in the driveway. Goosebumps of anxiety covered her skin. Sure, she sometimes grew lonely in the afternoons after her daughter had gone to school, but she would choose loneliness over the visitor's company, any day. She went downstairs to welcome the unwanted guest. Priscilla Gilbert, Olivia’s mother-in-law, walked in like the queen of the mansion. "Welcome, Priscilla." Olivia greeted the woman, who did not even spare her a second glance. "Home sweet home!" Priscilla sighed as she walked past her daughter-in-law. She took a seat on her favorite couch and crossed her legs. "Laurel! Laurel!" The older woman called for her grandchild. "She's in school, Priscilla.” Olivia informed her mother-in-law. "Come here, Olivia." Priscilla called. Olivia walked up to the woman, with anxious feet. "Yes?" Priscilla glared at Olivia. “Oh, you ugly little thing. How have

"What is she doing here?" Olivia asked angrily. An hour after Laurel left, Sebastian's mistress arrived. "Caroline's spending the summer with me." Sebastian replied casually, with Caroline sitting on his lap. Olivia, already saddened by her daughter's departure, left them alone, choosing to spend the rest of the day in isolation. For the first time since she got married, Olivia contemplated a divorce. She never considered it before because she wanted Laurel to grow up with a father, but she was starting to realize that her sanity was more important. Additionally, Olivia was a housewife. Divorcing Sebastian would mean starting her life afresh. Olivia took her time to dress for the party, wearing a red mini dress and designer shades. Sebastian and Caroline were in his bedroom, so nobody saw her leave. Her driver took her to the Gambinos, where she was allowed entrance after showing the bouncers her invitation. The party was at its peak when Olivia walked in. Everyone lo

Olivia gasped loudly as Sebastian’s fist landed on Desmond’s jaw. She watched as blood trickled down from Desmond’s lips. Olivia knew how much damage Sebastian’s fists could do, she had been struck by them for years. Desmond in turn, pushed Sebastian onto the table full of glass and cutlery, then punched him in the gut. The two men struggled, landing punch after punch on each other while people watched. The hall was in absolute chaos. Everyone wanted to get a glimpse of the two billionaires fighting like animals and the woman they were fighting over. Eventually, Sebastian and Desmond were successfully separated and escorted out of the hall by security. Their faces were covered with cuts and bruises. Olivia followed them out of the hall, and so did a stream of reporters and curious guests who wanted to witness and record more of the fight. “You bloody bastard!” Sebastian cursed. “I will destroy you!” Desmond chuckled confidently. “You don’t know

The next morning, Olivia left the hospital before her daughter woke, after having a conversation with the doctor about Laurel’s medical needs. She had scheduled a private meeting with a top-notch lawyer. Olivia had known Attorney Salvador for several years. The woman was one of Sebastian’s most trusted legal advisers, so naturally, Olivia had become quite familiar with her as well. “You’re early.” Attorney Salvador remarked as Olivia walked into her office. “I’m in a hurry to get back to my daughter.” Olivia replied, taking a seat in the large well-furnished office. “Let’s go straight to the point then.” The brilliant brunette lawyer said, straightening her posture. “I’ve seen the viral videos and reports of what transpired between you, Mr Gilbert and Mr Wrightwood at the Colbert’s event, just like everyone else.” Olivia rubbed her forehead with her fingers. Her mind was so occupied by the news of her daughter’s cancer, she had almost forgotten about

“May I come in?” Desmond asked, standing at the threshold of Olivia’s bedroom. The door was wide open as she unpacked her boxes. “Sure.” Olivia replied. Desmond walked in, carefully looking at the books she was removing from the box. “You’re a reader, huh?” He asked. Olivia, who was sitting on the floor, looked up at him with a small smile. “It helps pass time.” “Do you need help?” Desmond asked. “No, I’m alright.” Olivia replied. For days, she had been too busy taking care of her daughter in the hospital and had not been able to fully unpack in her new home. “A few of my friends are visiting today.” Desmond informed. “I would like you to meet them.” “Oh.” Olivia walked to the vanity to organize her cosmetics. “Are you sure? I mean I’m pretty sure they’ve heard about what happened at the Colbert’s event and I’m not even divorced yet. They might see you as a home-wrecker." Olivia voiced her worries. Desmond lau