Divorced Heiress Is Now A Billionaire のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 21 - チャプター 30

Kenzie stylishly looked around, relieved no one was watching her. She fumbled with the photocopying machine again. The machine in her office stopped working days ago, she reported it to the HR department yet they never responded to her. She was well aware of how she wasn't welcome in the company. Perhaps it's high time she showed those scumbags her power.She stepped out of her office to the room in front of hers. Different desks were joined together here lots of workers typed away. The photocopying machine there was giving her problems. She had no idea of how to use the one in Andros Group. It looked so futuristic and high-end tech that she couldn't understand.She suddenly felt eyes on her back, she glanced slowly at her side, two women were looking at her, when she met their eyes. They quickly pretended they weren't looking at her. She could hear their giggles, very soon the whole room would be alerted and everyone would make a mockery out of her.Someone came from behind, his colo

The morning sun streamed through the wide glass windows of her office. Jacintha's hair bounced as she made her way to her office her heels clicking like royalty. Everyone on her way bowed to her. Kenzie walked by her side,scrolling through a tablet. Kenzie tilted her head and exhaled “Are you sure about this? Ma'am. ” They turned round a corner. “Do I look unsure to you?” Kenzie nodded. “Fair enough. But if this goes through, Andros will be hanging by a thread before the week ends.” They reached Jacintha's private elevator, Kenzie pressed a button and the elevator doors slid open. “That’s the plan,” Jacintha said, adjusting her hair in the glass walls of the elevator. “I don’t want to just take over Reid’s company. I want him to watch everything he built collapse under his nose.” Kenzie chuckled, impressed but a little uneasy. “You sound like you want to make Andros Group go bankrupt.” “I am.” She said casually. The elevator dinged. Kenzie's mouth parted slightl

The day had dragged on longer than Jacintha expected.Her head still throbbed from everything that happened at the hospital. The cool air of the mall felt like a breath of relief. She inhaled deeply and smiled. Shopping. Just what she needed right now. Living as Jacintha gave her a new hobby, going on a shopping spree. “I want this. This. That and that. Oh and that” she said, slipping on her sunglasses as she strolled past glimmering display windows containing sunglasses or different designs. She walked away immediately, leaving the shopkeeper confused. She frantically picked out those Jacintha selected. She had already become used to her fast behavior in selecting sunglasses. Three men carried bags full with clothes Jacintha bought earlier. “How much was that?Kenzie trailed beside her, holding her tablet like always. “$50,000 on glasses only.” Jacintha stopped in her tracks, “Just 50?”“Better than before”, Kenzie replied. “$50,000 on sunglasses. That's quite much”, Jacintha s

Reid’s phone buzzed in his hands, lighting up with Harry’s name. He sighed, answering it with a quiet, “You found her yet?”“Not yet, but I will find her soon,” Harry’s voice replied over the line, breathless.Reid’s gaze flicked toward the rings section upstairs, where Jacintha stood in front of a glass display case, arguing with the shopkeeper. He couldn’t help the corner of his lips from twitching.“Good. When you find her, take her far away from the crowd. I’ll distract her in the meantime,” Reid said, running a hand through his hair.“Her who?”“Jacintha,” Reid cut him off, eyes fixed on Jacintha. “Wish me luck.”He slipped his phone into his pocket, adjusted his cuffs, and went upstairs The elevator when he stepped in.“I'm telling you, this isn't worth the price”, Jacintha argued. “Why would you put this beauty up for just $120,000?” The shopkeeper looked tired and confused. She had run out of ideas. How rich was this Heiress that she thinks, a single ring for $120,000 was to

Reid’s footsteps echoed faintly as he walked down the hallway that led to the study wing, a smaller, quieter side of the house reserved only for his daughter.The door to Vida’s homeschooling room was half open. Through it, Reid saw her sitting in frit of her tutor, her head bent over a textbook. He gazed at her lovingly, her hair was tied up neatly with a blue ribbon, the same blue as her eyes.The sight made him suck in a breath. It wasn’t just her hair or her eyes. It was the curve of her nose, the shape of her lips, the way she frowned slightly when she concentrated, everything about her screamed her mother.For a moment, Reid forgot to breathe. He suddenly imagined Jacintha standing next to Vida, how would they look like? Vida is the exact carbon copy of her mother. He leaned quietly against the doorway, watching her, “My cute princess.” He whispered. Then Vida noticed him. Her little head popped up, and the corners of her lips broke into a grin that melted his heart. “Papa!