All Chapters of Billionaire’s Ex-Wife’s Revenge: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Chapter 51 Lucas Brown ~•~ I spent the whole afternoon getting to know the girls. They had a lot of questions, and I tried my best to answer them, even though most of the questions were uncomfortable. I noticed that the girls were inquisitive and didn’t hesitate to say what they were thinking about. It was nice hanging out with them. I realized how much time I had lost and was determined to make up for it. When the day finally ended, it was kind of a bittersweet moment having to say goodbye to them. I couldn’t even bring myself to tell them that I was leaving for New York the next day. They were so excited about spending time with me and I didn’t want to break their heart. Layla would be the one to deal with that part. After Layla and the kids left, I got into the car and the driver took me back to the hotel. As I stepped inside the hotel, I sat down on the bed. Letting out a deep sigh, I ran my hands through my hair. I was trying my best not to think about it,

Chapter 53 Lucas Brown ~•~ “I want to see them too, but can’t you wait until the holiday?” “No, they were hell-bent on coming this weekend.” I tried my best to hold back my excitement as Layla talked to me about how the kids wanted to come to New York. Even though it was what I had wanted for the longest time, I didn’t want to come off as selfish. I also wanted to make sure that Layla was okay with their decision. From what I had noticed, she did whatever the kids wanted. Maybe she was just trying to make them happy after lying to them for so many years. I wasn’t planning on seeing them until the holiday - that was our initial agreement. But now, the plans had changed and I couldn’t wait to spend time with the girls. It was only one day before they arrived and I needed to start preparing. Layla and I talked for a few more minutes to finalize the plan. It was the longest we had talked ever since I left Japan. I could talk to the kids for hours, but Layla al

Chapter 55 Layla Patel ~•~ “It’s been two months since I last saw you.” Olivia whispered in my ear as she pulled me into a bone-crushing hug. “Stop being dramatic, it hasn’t been up to two months,” I responded with a chuckle. “But I missed you too,” I added as Olivia finally broke the hug. Lucas had taken the kids out for a fun day, so I decided to hang out with my best friend. Olivia had to take a day off just to spend time with me. “You have no idea how much I missed you.” After exchanging pleasantries, we got into the car and asked the driver to take us to a nearby cafe. It was our usual spot back when I still lived in New York. “I wasn’t expecting you to come here until the holidays, you didn’t even tell me that you were coming.” Olivia couldn’t contain her excitement as she saw me. I wanted it to be a surprise, so I didn’t tell her about my impromptu visit. I didn’t miss the shock in her voice when I called to tell her that I was in her city. “The gi

Chapter 57 Layla Patel ~•~ I was relieved when I found out that the kids were okay. I knew the different waves of emotions I felt when I thought that something bad happened to them, so I decided to have dinner with everyone. After having a quick shower, I went to join Lucas and the girls in the dining room. They were already sitting and eating dinner. The aroma of the roasted chicken filled the air and my stomach growled in response as I sat down on the table. “She’s still such a good cook,” I said, turning to Lucas. Lucas didn’t change the maid. Back when we were still married, Camilla was still the maid at the house. I couldn’t help but wonder why she decided to stick around for so long. Lucas smiled. “Yes, that’s one of the reasons why I can never let her go.” He said as he took a bite out of his food. “I’m sure you’re still a great cook too. Maybe you could make one of those Japanese dishes before you leave.” I remembered the last time I cooked for Luc

Chapter 59 Layla Patel ~•~ “I’m sorry I didn’t call you back yesterday, I lost track of time.” Olivia apologized for the umpteenth time as we had lunch together. I responded with a soft smile. “I’ve told you several times. It’s okay.” I assured her, taking a bite from my food. “We can just talk about it later.” Olivia sighed, leaning back into her chair. “Alright.” I picked a kid-friendly restaurant for lunch with Olivia. I wanted the kids to be occupied after eating because I wanted to talk to Olivia about everything. The last thing I needed was for the kids to listen to our conversation. After a few more minutes, we were done eating. “Are you guys satisfied?” I asked the girls as they were about to leave the table to entertain themselves in another part of the restaurant. They both nodded in unison. “Yes.” “Be careful,” I yelled as they walked away together. “They are so pretty.” Olivia gushed as we watched them from the table. “Are you sure you won’t