All Chapters of The Billionaires Game : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Lucy's POVI was in her house in her apartment in no time, but I had problem getting the exact room. I couldn't believe I forgot. I knocked on the first door that came to mind and it opened, revealing a big man with tattoos and a biker's jacket, smoking a cigarette and looking at me like I made the worst mistake of my life.“What do you want?” He growled, and drank from his beer bottle.“Uhm…” I said, startled and was just about to explain that it was a mistake when the bodyguard appeared behind me. One look from him made the man uncomfortable and he closed his door.“What did you do?” I asked and he glanced down at me. I wasn't that damn short for him to keep straining his neck. Even Shane seemed to do that a lot and I made another mental note to buy the highest heels next time.If I would live long enough to see my teeth shining. “Nothing, ma'am,” he replied and looked around the small passageway.“Do you know her room number?” He asked and I started to scratch my head. I knew it, I

Shane's POV I stepped back a little, shocked to see her. She was different from how I remembered her. I had expected her to be great from abandoning me but she was shabby and pale. “Mom?” I called gently, and she smiled painfully. “Shane, is that you?” She gasped, and my heart broke into tiny pieces. No, she can't be my mother. She had the appearance of someone who escaped the nursery home. I wasn't ashamed of her but horrified. She reached out to me, stretching her hand and I froze, not knowing what to do. Do I go to her? Do I hug her? But….she left me. I didn't owe her anything. My mind raced with different thoughts, but still I couldn't move. Something had me imprinted to my feet and I couldn't deny that I felt terrible when I reminded myself that I hated her for leaving me all alone. She breathed out, watching me and lowered her hand. Her eyes were tearing up as she knew I wouldn't go to her. The first sound that shut me down was her sob. She sniffed and looked at m

Lucy's POV Oh my gosh! Oh my freaking world! I got in. I freaking got in! My mind was a daze of happiness and I lost my voice. “Hello, hello…miss. Are you there?” The woman's voice repeatedly called after me, bringing me back to my senses. “Um, yes,” I answered, startled and shaken back to reality. “I am still here.”“Good. So, I was saying I'll be expecting a response from you as soon as possible,” she said and I smiled even brighter. I didn't want to scream so I wouldn't look too desperate or childish but it was all too real. “Oh, yes! I will!” I said excitedly. I couldn't hold it in and the line went dead. I screamed at the top of my lungs overjoyed by the progress. This was what I had been looking for and it finally came to me. “Yes!!!” I screamed excitedly without a care in the world. I was making a name for myself. I needed to share the news and called the only person that came to my mind. Melissa. She picked up after a few seconds of the line buzzing and I could hear

Lucy's POVOh my gosh! Oh my freaking world! I got in. I freaking got in!My mind was a daze of happiness and I lost my voice.“Hello, hello…miss. Are you there?” The woman's voice repeatedly called after me, bringing me back to my senses.“Um, yes,” I answered, startled and shaken back to reality. “I am still here.”“Good. So, I was saying I'll be expecting a response from you as soon as possible,” she said and I smiled even brighter.I didn't want to scream so I wouldn't look too desperate or childish but it was all too real.“Oh, yes! I will!” I said excitedly. I couldn't hold it in and the line went dead.I screamed at the top of my lungs overjoyed by the progress. This was what I had been looking for and it finally came to me.“Yes!!!” I screamed excitedly without a care in the world. I was making a name for myself.I needed to share the news and called the only person that came to my mind. Melissa. She picked up after a few seconds of the line buzzing and I could hear her chewi

Dwayne's POV Mom paced around the room, hiding like she had been pissed off for the hundredth time. “What do we do now?” She asked. I ignored her. If she thought I was going to fix her mistakes again, then she was completely wrong. I had no plans to help her anymore. “Aren't you listening?” I exhaled and grabbed a cigarette pack, then lit it and puffed out a smoke. “What do you want?” “Don't talk to me that way. I'm your mother.” I looked over at her and puffed out another smoke. “And?” Her mouth opened wide as she stared at me. “What do you mean ‘and’?” “And so?” I asked, again, clearly pissing her off. “I demand respect from you and your total support.” “For what?” I breathed, and sucked in my smoke, releasing it to the air. I felt a bit better. “Why are you so invested in getting me to join you?” She came forward, pressing her hand on the table. “Because I am your mother. Don't tell me you have taken your brother's side?” “Does it matter whose side I'm on?” “Yes,” she