Todos los capítulos de The Billionaire's Irresistible Touch: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

KIERAN’S POVI felt a pulse of irritation in my temple. We were talking about a dead woman’s houseplant while a ten-figure merger hung in the balance.​I walked to the chair Silas had pointed out, sitting there like a decorative statue while they spoke. The table was set with bone china and silver that looked older than the city itself. Silas sat at the head, with Sienna to his right, the seat of honor I should have been occupying.​​Me, the man who runs Wolfe International, being told I had less sense than a girl I picked from the street. A girl I had given the privilege to live in luxury.It was insulting. If I didn't need his signature to secure the Wolfe legacy, I would have walked out right then and left him to rot in this tomb of a conservatory.​I looked down and realized I was gripping the linen napkin so hard my knuckles were white. I forced my fingers to release, smoothing the fabric over my lap. I needed to breathe. I needed to recalibrate. ​"The poached salmon is from m

KIERAN’S POVI heard the shower start. The sound of water hitting the tiles only made the memories in my head louder. I stood up and paced by the window. I tried to focus on anything except the woman behind that door.A few minutes later, the door opened. A cloud of steam came out, smelling like vanilla. Sienna walked out in a cream silk robe. Her hair was damp and curled around her neck."Your turn," she said, her voice sounding a little breathless. She didn't look at me. She sat in the chair I had just left. Ever since the accident on her first night in my room, she always went to the bathroom first. She was still scared of getting burned by hot water.I grabbed my linen pants and practically ran into the bathroom. I needed cold water to calm down.When I finally came out, a small table was set near the balcony. Sienna was spreading small colorful pieces across the table."Come here," she said, looking at me. "Join me.""What is that?" I asked, staying back.Sienna looked at me li

KIERAN’S POV​A loud, heavy thud echoed through the room.​Knock. Knock. Knock.​I groaned, my eyelids feeling like they were glued shut. My head felt like someone was hitting it with a sledgehammer. As I tried to move, I realized I wasn't on the soft mattress. I was on the floor, tangled in a mess of blankets.​I opened my eyes and saw Sienna right in front of me. We were practically wrapped around each other. Her head was resting on my arm, and her robe was messy.​She jumped back as soon as she opened her eyes, her face turning pale. "Oh my God," she whispered, quickly clutching the robe over her chest with both hands. Her eyes were wide with terror. "Kieran... did we?"​I rubbed my throbbing temples, trying to remember how we ended up on each other arms. "Did we what?"​Sienna didn't speak. She looked devastated. She lifted her hands and formed a circle, a zero, with the fingers of her left hand. Then, she poked her right index finger in and out of the circle, looking at me with

KIERAN’S POV ​Don't break, I told myself. Not here. Not now.​I felt the vein on my neck begin to pop out, pulsing hard with the surge of panic. My heart wasn't just beating, it was slamming against my ribs, trying to escape. I struggled to remain composed in front of the cameras. ​But my body wasn't listening to my brain anymore.​My knees felt weak, turning to water. My back began to bend slowly as I lost the strength to stand tall. It felt as if a heavy weight was being piled onto my shoulders, crushing me down toward the pavement. I was fighting the attack with everything I had, but the walls were closing in, and my vision was tunneling into darkness.​Then, a hand slid into mine.​​I didn't have to look up to know it was Sienna. She had pushed through the crowd. She didn't just touch me, she gripped me, pulling the reporter's hand away with her free one.​​"My husband already resolved the issue as promised. He's a man of his word," she said, her voice loud and clear, ringing

KIERAN’S POV ​"No, no. You’re not doing that." My heart started to race. The thought of another stranger living under the same roof made me lose my mind for a second. It was a total nightmare. "Absolutely not."​"It wasn't a question, Kieran. It was a condition," Sienna countered, her eyes burning into mine. "You want me to follow the contract? Fine. I’ll stay. But I won't let my friend sleep on the pavement while she could stay the night in this house. Either she comes through that gate, or I walk out of it. Choose."​James stood between us, shifting his weight from foot to foot. He kept looking at the exit, his face pale. I was about to yell when he suddenly spoke up.​"My house."​​We both froze and looked at him. "Your house?" I asked.​"Yes," James said, clearing his throat. "I have an extra room she can stay in, and I’m totally fine with it."​Sienna’s shoulders dropped. The fire in her eyes dimmed just a little. "Really?"​"If you send me her location, I can go pick her up rig