All Chapters of The Billionaire's Reborn Bride. : Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Elena woke up the next day at noon, she remained still, blinking away the last traces of sleep from her eyes. She reached toward the other side of the bed but it was empty.The sheets were already cool. Damien had been gone for quite some time.She pushed herself upright, surprised by how rested she felt. The pounding headache that had haunted her for days was gone.Her gaze wandered across the bedside table, it landed on a neatly folded piece of paper resting beside a glass of water.A smile touched her lips even before she picked it up.She unfolded it carefully.[The moment she saw the familiar handwriting, warmth spread through her chest. I had to leave early for an urgent meeting. Don’t even think about going to work today. Rest. Eat properly, I informed the kitchen staff to make something for you. Call me if you need anything.]Elena laughed softly. “So bossy”Elena shook her head fondly, she folded the note again instead of throwing it away. She carefully placed it inside the

Night passed quietly. By the time morning arrived, the house had settled into its usual rhythm.The servants moved quietly through the halls, preparing breakfast while the sunlight slowly slipped. Elena stirred beneath the sheets; a soft yawn escaped her mouth as she opened her eyes.She stretched her arms above her head, then turned toward the window.For a few seconds, she simply lay there, then something suddenly came to her mind. Elena's eyes widened.Her conversation with Olivia from the previous day came rushing back to her. She had wanted to speak with Damien about it but dozed off while waiting for his return home.She immediately threw the blanket aside and got out of bed."I need to talk to Damien."Without bothering to fix up herself, Elena hurried out of her room.She walked quickly toward Damien's bedroom. When she reached his door, she knocked.“Ahem.” Elena cleared her throat when she didn’t get a response."Damien?" Elena called out. She knocked again and again; she go

Meanwhile, Elena's eyes moved slowly across the screen, glued to the screen of her laptop. Something had caught her attention.She leaned closer to the laptop, her fingers resting on the keyboard as she went back through the financial records she had been studying.She already knew Westbridge Consulting Group wasn't registered as one of the company's vendors.There was no active contract and no proper record explaining why the company had been receiving money for almost two years.That alone was suspicious, but something else had caught her attention: the first payment.Elena traced the payment back to the date it had been approved.A name was mentioned: ‘Daniel Brooks.’ She paused; Daniel had been the company's financial director at the time.She opened his old employee records and read through them carefully. He had authorized the first payment to Westbridge.Only for him to resign a few weeks later; the reason given was simple.Personal reasons.Elena frowned; she still wasn’t sati

Elena stood so quickly that her chair scraped against the floor. Patricia knew there was no other explanation.She walked straight out. Her face was cold, but anger burned beneath it. She headed directly toward Patricia's office. Several employees looked up as she passed, but Elena didn't acknowledge them. She didn’t care who saw her.Her steps were quick and purposeful. She headed straight toward Patricia's office. When she reached the door, she didn't knock. She opened it and walked inside.Patricia was sitting behind her desk; she looked up from her desk.For a moment, neither woman spoke.Then Patricia smiled.“Well, this is unexpected.”Elena closed the door behind her.“You knew.”Patricia leaned back comfortably.“Knew what?”Elena walked toward the desk."Don't do that."Elena walked closer."I'm not in the mood for games."Patricia leaned back in her chair."I don't know what you are talking about."Elena let out a short laugh."You always do this.""Do what?""Act innocent w

Maya barely spoke as she helped Elena back to her office.Elena walked beside her, one hand pressed against the side of her head. The pain had not disappeared; rather, she was trying hard to endure it.When they reached the office, Maya opened the door and guided her inside.“It’s fine. I can walk by myself,” Elena said quietly.“I know.”Maya pulled the chair back.“Sit.”Elena stared at her for a moment before lowering herself into the chair. The moment she sat down, another sharp wave of pain ran through her head.Her fingers tightened around the edge of the desk. She closed her eyes, just a little longer. She could handle it; she had handled worse.Maya stood in front of her, watching.“Boss …”“I’m fine, don’t start with the lecture.”“You almost collapsed.”“I said I am fine.”Maya's jaw tightened.Elena opened her eyes and looked toward the drawer beside her. The medication for situations like this was inside.She could take it now; the pain would ease, but Maya was standing ri