All Chapters of The Billionaire’s Forgotten Wife: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The rain had been falling for hours.It streaked down the windows of Damon’s estate in sheets of blurred silver, each drop a silent drumbeat of a war still brewing. The Thorne mansion, once a symbol of wealth and precision, now felt like a mausoleum – a place where legacy came to rot and ghosts wandered freely between hallways.Juliette sat on the edge of the drawing room sofa, her hands wrapped tightly around a steaming cup of tea she hadn’t touched. The fire crackled, but the warmth barely touched her skin. She was cold from the inside out. Upstairs, Mason was finally asleep under strict security, his breathing steady, his body safe.But his soul?That was another matter.Across the room, Damon stood at the bar, swirling a glass of whiskey. His jacket had been discarded, and a clean bandage was wrapped tightly around his forearm; the price of rescuing their son. But the wound that throbbed the most wasn’t physical.It was the fracture sitting between him and Juliette.And neither of

The morning sky over the city hung heavy with fog, casting everything in shades of ash and silver. At Damon’s estate, nothing felt real anymore. Not the marble halls. Not the gold-threaded curtains. Not even the sunlight filtered weakly through the windows.Not when Mason was safe, but silence had settled like a curse. Not when Celeste had declared war and disappeared into the mist with the last laugh.Juliette stood alone on the balcony of her suite, arms wrapped tightly around herself. Below, the estate grounds appeared calm, but she could feel it – the unraveling. Power slipping. Fear creeping in. They were being watched. Attacked from the inside.Celeste’s hand was everywhere and nowhere.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Inside, Damon sat in his study like a man waiting for a storm to swallow him whole. A file sat open before him, revealing stock plunges, a leaked memo accusing him of insider trading, and chatter about an emergency bo

Rain lashed against the glass walls of Damon Hawkethorne’s office like the world itself had turned against him. The storm outside paled in comparison to the one brewing inside.On the long conference table, a portfolio of betrayal lay open — signed legal documents, asset transfer protocols, and confidential files. They bore the unmistakable signature of Garret Langston.Damon stared at the papers, his jaw clenched so tight it ached.Garret.His CFO. His friend. The man who had once saved his company from collapse, who had pulled him from ruin when the vultures of Wall Street circled overhead.He’d handed over Thorne’s most critical assets... to Celeste.Juliette stood behind him, frozen mid-step. Her voice was brittle. “This has to be a mistake.”“It’s not,” Damon replied, eyes burning. “The signatures are real. The digital keys were his. He used his clearance to move five offshore accounts into Celeste’s control.”“Why?” she asked, stunned. “What could she possibly have offered him?”

Rain fell in slashing sheets, slicing across the windshield of the black SUV as Damon gripped the steering wheel tighter, his knuckles pale beneath the leather gloves. Beside him, Juliette sat in tense silence, her fingers tracing the edge of the crumpled note Mason had left behind.> The lions know where the cub is kept. They had followed that clue to an abandoned underground fighting ring, found a surveillance nerve center, and learned that Lucian Black — a ghost from Damon’s past was alive and orchestrating everything from the shadows.Now, the clue’s aftermath had led them further across the city, to a derelict industrial zone near the old harbor once a smuggling hub, now condemned.“This place feels wrong,” Juliette murmured, staring at the twisted iron beams of a nearby warehouse that jutted into the stormy sky like rusted claws.Damon cut the engine. “Stay close. Weapons ready. Don’t say a word unless you have to.”They slipped out into the cold and entered the building through

The night was quiet, but Damon’s world screamed.A storm loomed over the city skyline, clouds swirling like the war in his chest. In the penthouse of Thorne Global - what remained of his legacy, he stood alone in the darkened office, lit only by the pulse of monitors and the distant city lights. The empire he built was now under siege from every angle.Juliette was finally home battered but safe.But Mason was still gone.And the call Damon had received minutes ago was the kind that turned blood cold.> “Midnight. East Dock. Come alone. Bring your offshore access. The drive. And a decision. You give us your empire, or you never see the boy again.” The voice had been distorted. But the intent was clear.This was the final hand. One misstep - and everything would vanish.-----------------------------------------------------------Damon hit the intercom. “Get me Cole. Now.”Seconds later, Cole entered, half-drenched from the rain, urgency etched into his expression. “Talk to me.”“They w