บททั้งหมดของ Reborn to be a dangerous billionaire’s wife : บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

Liora By noon, the walls started to feel a bit too quiet. Like silence reminded me of things I wasn’t ready to think about.I slipped into a simple cream dress that hugged the right places and let my hair fall in soft waves over my shoulders. Just enough glam to make me feel like I owned my world again. I took one of Damien’s cars yes, that man has way too many cars, and headed out to the new restaurant a few blocks from the estate.The interior was stunning, with neutral beige tones that created a calm atmosphere, perfectly complemented by sleek gold details that added a refined, modern touch.Soft jazz dancing around the room like a secret invitation.I picked a table by the window, the sunlight glazing my skin like honey. The waiter brought sparkling water, and I ordered something delicate. My body needed calm, because my mind wasn’t giving me any.As I waited, I looked outside. People are hurrying. Couples laughing. Life is slowly moving.And I sat still enough to feel… everythi

Damien I was halfway through a boardroom call when I got a text message from Smith.“She’s not alone.” She’s with Caspian Voss.Caspian Voss….?That was enough to end the meeting.I checked her location and drove towards there immediately. When I stepped into the new restaurant, with its gleaming marble, low golden lighting, and soft echo of money, I already knew who owned the place and the kind of man he was.Smith already briefed me on everything I needed to know about him on my way here. But none of that prepared me for the sight of them.When I stepped into the restaurant, everything inside me went still.Liora sat there, sunlight touching her skin through the tall glass windows, a soft glow wrapped around her. She looked alive in a way I hadn’t seen in months. Too alive.Across from her sat Caspian Voss, leaning in, sleeves folded up like he’d personally built this place with his bare hands. And his eyes were locked on her like he had every right to adore her.I’d done business

Liora Liora,” Caspian said, his voice low and smooth through the phone, “I know what you’re thinking. I didn’t come to cross any boundaries. I just wanted to help.”I drew a slow breath staring out the window. “I appreciate that, Caspian,” I said finally, keeping my tone warm but firm. “Really, I do. You’ve always had a good heart, and I can tell your offer comes from a place of sincerity.”He chuckled softly. “That sounds like the start of a polite rejection.”“Maybe it is.” I smiled faintly, swirling my coffee as I spoke. “The spa is in a good place right now. My team and I are focused on building strong foundations first. Whenever we expand internationally, my husband will be more than willing to support that growth. He’s always encouraged my work and believes in me more than I do myself.”There was silence on the other end, a beat too long. Then he exhaled softly, his tone laced with something heavier than disappointment. “Of course,” he said finally, voice edged with quiet pride

LioraWhen we walked in, the house felt lighter, and as soon as the door closed, the silence embraced us fully, Heavy and Charged.Damien loosened his tie, watching me like someone watches something they could lose if they blink.I swallowed, my heart somehow loud and soft at once.“Tonight was incredible,” I whispered, toes curling inside my heels before I slipped them off. “Thank you.”His gaze sharpened, like those words touched something he never lets anyone touch.“If you think tonight ends here,” he murmured, voice low, “you underestimate how you affect me.”Heat bloomed across my cheeks embarrassingly, involuntarily. And then he moved.Slowly, Predator Like.He crossed the space between us, one hand sliding to my waist, and the other cupped my jaw, his thumb brushing my lower lip dangerously.“Liora,” he breathed, and my name felt strange. It felt like silk catching fire.His mouth found mine before I could breathe, his lips collided with mine. Warm, firm, hungry but controlled

LioraWe reached the center home just before noon. Damien drove us, quiet and focused, one hand loose on the wheel like he owned the road. He told his driver to bring Grandpa and Helena in the second car, and I watched how naturally he slipped into that protective role, just a man in control.The moment we stepped out, I spotted them.Kate, all sharp perfume and sharper edges, flanked by Dawn who looked unreadable as ever.Perfect timing from the universe. Or maybe the universe liked drama more than I thought.Kate’s eyes widened, then curved into that wicked little smile she always saved for me, that never reached her eyes. She sauntered over like, she was walking onto a stage and not leaving a hospital.“Of course,” she laughed, staring rightly at Grandpa beside me. “Running to check on her, as usual. Dotting over Liora when Dawn is the legitimate daughter. Hypocrite much?”My jaw was already tightening when Helena stepped forward, my sweet, calm, soft Nana, who apparently woke up t