All Chapters of BILLIONAIRE'S PLUS-SIZE OBSESSION : Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

I woke up slowly, my eyes still blurry, my body warm and heavy beneath the sheets. For a few seconds, I stayed still, letting the soft hum of the morning settle around me.But my body aches so much, my lashes are so heavy with tirednessz I couldn't relax. I blinked and stared at the empty side of the bed. Leo was supposed to be there. For a moment, I thought I was dreaming about him coming back to apologize for leaving, etc. But then I heard a sound. It was a sneeze. Leo stood by the window, already dressed halfway for work. I stretched my hand and checked the time. 1 pm? So it wasn't a dream after all. We've been out for three hours. I blinked, frowning slightly. He’s getting dressed? Was he really heading back to the company already? I watched him quietly, my chin tucked into the pillow as I took in the sight. The way he buttoned his shirt carefully, missing a button and going back to redo it. The way he exhaled softly as if he was concentrating too har

I was rushing down when a familiar voice called me. “Charlotte!” I turned and saw my mother approaching. “I was coming to your room. We need to talk, it’s important.” “I’m sorry,” I said quickly, “but I really can’t talk right now. I have to rush somewhere. Maybe when I get back.” I didn’t wait to hear her reply and kept rushing outside. When I reached the parking area, my steps slowed. Leo wasn’t alone. Musa stood with him, the two of them chatting like longtime buddies. I couldn’t hear them to know what they were talking about, so my stomach fluttered nervously. However, it’s good to see they weren’t fighting but being cool with each other. Knowing that Leo hardly makes friends made me happier. I just hope Musa is a good person. Him poking his nose into our business is kind of suspicious. I am yet to find out what he is doing by showering around me like a hawk. I walked closer. Musa’s eyes swept over me immediately. “That’s what you’re wearing to the company?” I sti

When we arrived at the company building, I thought I stepped into another planet. I can't believe how far the world had advanced and I was in my cave not seeing it all.The company was massive and the structure was nothing like I have seen before. At this point, KC was right. I am really a cave woman. Not until I came to America I hardly go out anywhere. Depressed in my room. Take care of my sisters. Have crush on male neighbors that are my age, get rejected indirectly by being used as a bait for my sisters. Then Jun came along. He only took me to a local restaurant for New Year’s Eve celebration. The company was… overwhelming. I could feel the size, the power, the quiet authority the place carried. From where I sat, I couldn’t see the inside of the building at all. But I could see the cars. Rows and rows of them, perfectly aligned, all the same make. Not identical but had the same manufacturer symbol. A scared lion. I have seen that symbol before.

I walked back to the car and found Charlotte fidgeting in the passenger seat, her fingers twisting nervously in her lap, her eyes darting everywhere except at me. She looked so fragile, and I could feel the storm of emotions inside her. “You’re… fidgeting,” I said softly, my voice breaking through her anxious thoughts. She let out a breath I hadn’t heard her take before. “I… I’m scared, Leo,” she admitted, her words almost a whisper. “I don’t know what they’ll think of me… how they’ll judge me. I—” She paused, biting her lower lip, and I could see the conflict in her eyes. “I don’t want to embarrass you… or myself.” I reached over, gently cupping her hand in mine. “Charlotte,” I said firmly, looking her in the eyes, “none of that matters. You are the most important person in this company right now. The most important. Every other thing—they don’t count. Today, promise me you will carry yourself as someone worthy of admiration, because you are.” Her brows knitted toge

CHARLOTTE'S POV I was still trying to recover from the shock of everything when Leo gently placed a hand on my back and cleared his throat. “Alright,” he said calmly, in that boss-voice that still startled me every time, “let’s begin properly.” Properly? My heart thudded. He started with introductions. Six individuals lined up. “This is the CEO, Andrew.” “Welcome,” he said. “Thanks,” I replied. “The manager Zack.” Zack bowed slightly. “Good to have you here, ma'am.” “Just Charlotte is okay, and thank you,” I replied. “My personal assistant and secretary, Lois.” “Wel…welcome, ma'am,” Lois stuttered. I noticed she was anxious. “Thanks, Lois,” I said softly. My own hands were shaking nervously—I hoped they didn’t notice. “This is the head of Research and Robotics.” A man bowed slightly. “Welcome, ma’am.” “This is the head of Engineering.” Another bow. “And Production. Finance. Design. Security.” Each name blurred into the next, but every s