All Chapters of Falling For The Billionaire I Was Hired to Protect : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Three days passed, and each one felt heavier than the last. When River arrived at the warehouse that first morning and saw nothing, absolutely nothing, is whole chest felt like it was collapsing. The place was empty, cold, silent. There were no ropes, no chairs, no lights, no blood, no cameras. Nothing to suggest Jace had ever been there. No trace. No clue. It made River clench his teeth so hard he thought they might break. He kicked a metal pole so hard the sound echoed across the empty space like a painful scream.But even anger couldn’t hide the fear building inside him.He went home that morning, walking in slowly, hoping Jace would somehow be on the couch or in the kitchen making breakfast. But the penthouse stayed quiet. Jace’s slippers were still on the rug. His favorite mug was still by the sink. His jacket still hung on the back of the chair.Dominic disappeared. Victor disappeared. They had gone silent in a way that made everything feel even more dangerous. Sasha and Leo sta

The sunlight filtered softly through the hospital blinds, landing in pale stripes across the white sheets. Jace slowly opened his eyes, blinking against the brightness. For a moment, everything felt unreal—like he was still caught in a nightmare. But the steady sound of someone moving nearby reminded him that he wasn’t alone.“River?” Jace croaked, his voice hoarse.Within seconds, River was at his side, gripping his hand tightly. His eyes were red-rimmed, hair slightly messy from the hospital chair he had been sitting in, but there was an unmistakable relief in his gaze.“I’m here,” River said softly, brushing his thumb across Jace’s hand. “Everything’s fine. You’re safe now. You’re going home today.”Jace tried to sit up, but River gently pressed him back down. “Don’t move too fast. You’ve been through a lot. Your body needs to heal.”“I… I don’t remember much,” Jace admitted, voice barely above a whisper. “Everything after… after being kidnapped… it’s all blurry.”River’s thumb pau

Months had quietly passed since the storm of chaos that had threatened Jace and River’s lives. Maddox Enterprises had grown bigger than ever, the company’s influence stretching across borders, securing lucrative deals and high-profile partnerships that Jace had worked tirelessly to achieve. From dawn until late at night, he was consumed by board meetings, conference calls, and strategic planning sessions. To the outside world, he looked unstoppable, powerful, in control, and at the top of his game.Yet, behind the polished suits, the sleek office, and the constant buzz of success, Jace felt a hollow ache. It was subtle at first, a quiet emptiness that gnawed at him during moments of rare solitude, but as weeks turned into months, it became impossible to ignore. He missed River, missed the easy intimacy, the soft laughter, the warmth of his arms around him at the end of a long day.He found himself thinking about River at the oddest times: during a presentation to investors, while revi

The afternoon sun streamed through the large windows of Sasha and Leo’s house, painting the living room in warm golden light. The air was filled with the scent of freshly baked bread and the faint aroma of coffee. There was a sense of calm and happiness, something Jace hadn’t felt in months, maybe even a year.River and Jace stepped inside, holding hands tightly, the warmth of their reunion still lingering in every glance, every brush of their fingers. River’s protective arm around Jace’s shoulder gave Jace a strange but wonderful sense of security. After all they had been through, after the chaos and danger, being here felt like a small piece of peace.Sasha came bustling toward them, her baby bump prominent under her light, floral dress. Her eyes sparkled with joy and a hint of tears. “You’re finally here!” she exclaimed, hugging River first and then turning to Jace. “I was starting to think I’d never see you two in one piece again.”River chuckled, ruffling her hair gently. “We’re

The morning sun filtered through the penthouse windows, painting the bedroom in soft, golden light. Jace stirred, his mind already racing with thoughts. The wedding. The arrangements. The guest list. The flowers. The music. He felt his chest tighten as he imagined every tiny detail, the wrong napkin, the music playing at the wrong time, the seating arrangement that could go awry. He couldn’t help it. He wanted everything to be perfect.River stirred beside him, stretching lazily before opening one eye and taking in Jace’s furrowed brow. “Morning, restless,” he said with a small smile, reaching out to brush Jace’s hair back from his forehead.“Morning,” Jace muttered, not meeting River’s gaze. He sat up, running his hands through his hair in frustration. “I just… I can’t stop thinking about the wedding. What if something goes wrong? What if....”“Jace,” River interrupted gently, placing a firm hand on his shoulder. “Breathe. Everything will be fine. We’ve got time, and we’re going to h