All Chapters of The Billionaires Game : Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

Shane’s POVThe moment Lucy called, my blood went cold. I hadn't expected Meredith to act fast and that was my mistake. The twins were in danger.I threw on my jacket and Caleb walked right in. “What's going on?”“Call the police. I want every security cam in this state working.”Caleb started typing on his tablet and then looked up at me. “What's happening?”“We're leaving immediately. Meredith’s got the twins.”His mouth hung open. I was already at the door with him behind me. We got out of the building and got into the car, then I called Dwayne.“Hello, brother,” he said. “What's up?”“She got them.”“Who’s got them?”“Meredith,” I answered, and I heard his breath drop.“Shit. She couldn't stay dead, could she?” he asked.“I'm on my way to see Lucy,” I replied.“I'll be right there,” he said and hung up.“Drive,” I commanded, and the driver stepped on the gas, speeding off.Caleb's rushed voice came to my ears. “The local police department is on alert and a few of our private teams

Meredith’s POV The highway grew wider, stretching before me. I saw the white lines blurring before my tires went through them. My hands tightened on the steering wheel and I focused on the road, ignoring the weak crowd coming from behind me. I had avoided all the police lanes.Lucy's face flashed in my mind, her eyes wide with fear, screaming on the top of her lungs, begging for help just as I imagined she would. I smiled, with a cold twist of my lips. I was going to make sure she never saw them again. But first...My eyes went to the mirror above. Aria had slept off on Ethan's eyes and he watched me. I saw him glare with fear from the rear view mirror and I smiled. "Don't worry, darling. I'm taking you home."Aria woke up and I spoke softly. "Are you guys hungry?" Ethan shook his head, holding his sister who pushed her head on his chest. He had Shane's face and I knew I had to keep an extra eye out for him."You'll eat," I said. "When you have no other choice. Little devil."The en

Shane's POVI stood there staring at the picture on Lucy's phone. My jaw ached, my hands shaking, but not with fear. I could feel the heat in my chest: my kids were tied up somewhere, crying, and some bastard thought he could make jokes about it.Marco took one slow step toward me. "Shane. Talk to me. What do you want to do first?""What do you think?" I asked. "I want to find them now."Caleb burst in from the hall with a tablet, breathless. "I got the clip. The street-cam one. I have it clear now.""Show me," I said.He tapped the screen and held it out. There was a man walking fast across the sidewalk, a hood pulled low, head down, but his shoulder shape was familiar — his walk, the slight limp."That's Cole," I said."I know," said Caleb. "I sharpened it. Look."He leaned forward, and the grain got rough, but the line of Cole's jaw was there, behind the mask.Xandra grasped her belly as her lips whispered out, "How did he get out of prison?"I stared at the screen. "He didn't get

Cole’s POVI needed noise. I needed bodies moving around me. I needed anything that could drown the mess inside my head.So, I entered this small local club that was situated on the edge of town. It was dark and hot, crowded, loud in a way that rendered any thinking impossible. It was perfect. Nobody knew me here. I had no eyes tracking me. Everyone was busy doing their own thing.I walked straight to the bar and ordered a drink. Something strong that burned on the way down.I sat alone, right at the far end, where the lights didn't touch much, my back to the wall, scanning the whole room. I wasn't looking for trouble. But if it did come in with the right smile and shape, I wasn't going to push it away tonight.I took another sip and continued to watch.And then I saw her.She sat across the room, her leg crossed the other, a small glass of whiskey in her hand. And her eyes were on mine like she already knew me, like she had picked me out the second I walked in. And she didn't look aw

Shane’s POVThe club lights flashed through the tinted window. I was in the back seat, my eyes fixed on the entrance. Marco was seated beside me, quiet, intent. Caleb was in the driver's seat, his fingers tapping rapidly on the wheel.“Rae should be inside by now,” Marco stated.“She is,” Caleb answered. “She just came in through the side door.”I nodded in agreement. My jaw clenched. “Cole won't see it coming.”Marco grinned mischievously. “He never does. No man she ever handled has.”We sat there watching as the club doors swung open, then shut. People spilled out, laughing, stumbling, flirting. But none of them mattered. I didn't look away. My chest was on fire. My kids. My twins. That was all I could see in my mind.Then Caleb sat up straighter. “There.”I looked. Rae was the first one out. She seemed calm, steady, but she was holding onto Cole by the arm. He was lagging behind as if he were half asleep. His head was hanging forward. His legs were weak.“He’s drugged,” Marco said,