Todos los capítulos de Three Hot Billionaires Brothers wants Me : Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

The silence was suffocating.I couldn’t breathe. My heart hammered so violently it felt like it was trying to break free from my ribs. My gaze darted between the brothers, and for the first time, I saw them stripped bare. No arrogance. No games. Just raw fear, anger, and pain clashing in their eyes.Because they knew what “nothing” meant.For men like them, “nothing” wasn’t just poverty. It wasn’t just losing the mansion, the fast cars, the empire carved out of blood and steel. It was exile. A slow, humiliating death. To be nameless in a world where their name was everything. To be invisible in a city that once bowed to them.Liam’s jaw tightened, his eyes glassy with the weight of duty. He had always been the crown’s keeper, the one who carried the empire on his back, and now his whole life was being measured against me.Zane’s smirk cracked, not with humor this time, but with defiance, like a man already choosing the fire even if it burned him to ash. His leg bounced, restless, as t

The way my phone buzzed, sharp and insistent, made me jump. For a split second, I thought it wasn’t mine, maybe someone else’s, maybe just a phantom sound. But no. The glow on the nightstand was mine, and the vibration rattled through me like a warning bell.My hand trembled as I reached for it, pulse pounding so hard it drowned out everything else. One notification. Just one line of text.“Published. Frontpage.”The words blurred and sharpened again as if my vision couldn’t decide whether to face them or flee. Heat rushed to my face, shame and fear, and a strange, wild thrill tangling in my chest. My stomach flipped, cold and hollow, while my throat tightened like I couldn’t swallow air.My thoughts fired off in messy sparks, What did they post? How much did they show? Who’s seen it already? God, what will Liam say? Zane? Kai? Each name hit me like another drop of gasoline on an already burning fire.And yet… buried beneath the panic, a darker whisper stirred. The world is watching y

By dawn, the villa was under siege.Cameras flashed like lightning at the gates, a swarm of paparazzi pressed so close I swore the iron bars groaned. News vans idled on the road, reporters shouting questions through the crackling buzz of microphones. Protestors held signs painted in red: Gold-digger. Parasite. Carter curse.And inside, I couldn’t breathe.The PR team had invaded, suits slick with sweat and desperation. Their voices tangled together, a chorus of rehearsed lines and threats:“Damage control is essential”“We issue a denial”“Distance her from the family”“No, a united front! We’ll spin her as a victim”Each word pressed down on my chest until I thought my ribs would snap.Then Mr. Carter’s chosen mouthpiece, a woman with ice in her eyes and pearls strangling her neck, turned to me.“You’ll say nothing,” she said flatly. “You’ll sit there, smile, and let us clean up the mess.”Something inside me snapped.“I’m not your mess.”The words tore out of me, raw, furious. Every

The camera light seared into my skin. My heart thundered so loud I thought the microphone might pick it up. Still, I forced my lips to curve into something resembling control.“You want a story?” I said, my voice clear. “I’ll give you the truth.”The silence didn’t last.“Truth?” one reporter scoffed, waving his recorder like a weapon. “Let’s start simple, then. Did you sleep with them to climb into this house?”Heat flared across my cheeks. I could feel the brothers’ eyes drilling into me from offstage, but I didn’t look at them. Not yet.“No,” I said.Laughter exploded, sharp and cruel.“Come on, Lena,” another voice sneered. “You expect us to believe three heirs, three brothers, risked their reputations for a maid who irons shirts and scrubs toilets?”I swallowed hard, every muscle in me screaming to run. My father’s voice hissed in my skull: Born to take, not to build. A curse.I steadied my hands on the podium. “Yes. That’s exactly what I expect you to believe. Because it’s the t

My thumb hovered over the screen, heart pounding. Was this attachment against me or for me?I clicked.Nothing. Just a random, meaningless file. A string of numbers and letters that made no sense. No threat. No weapon. Just… empty.I exhaled shakily, cheeks burning with the rush of paranoia. Liam’s eyes were still on me, sharp and suspicious. “What is it?” he asked.“Nothing,” I lied quickly, sliding the phone into my pocket. “It’s nothing.”Before he could press further, I mumbled, “I need a moment,” and slipped toward the restroom.My steps were too fast, my head too clouded. I didn’t see the trash bucket until my shin collided with it. The metal clattered, toppling over, spilling paper, cups, and scraps across the floor in a noisy mess.“Damn it,” I hissed, crouching to gather the mess. My fingers brushed crumpled receipts, torn envelopes, and stained napkins. I scooped them back into the bucket, muttering under my breath, until something different caught my eye.A folder. Slim, tu