Todos los capítulos de A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother: Capítulo 191 - Capítulo 200

Amber POVWhat we feared happened the very next morning.I was halfway through reviewing security reports inside my office when my private emergency line vibrated.Not my phone.My watch.Only four people had access to that number.Jason.Alex.Alice.And the emergency relay system connected to the fairy house.The moment I saw Alex’s name flash across the screen, every instinct in my body sharpened instantly.I accepted the call immediately.“Alex?”His voice came through low and controlled, eerily calm for a six-year-old child calling from school.“Mom Amber,” he whispered quietly. “I think something is wrong.”Ice slid down my spine.“Tell me.”“I heard Ms. Green talking to the principal,” he said carefully. “They’re preparing the school for shareholders.”A pause.“They arrive in four hours.”I straightened immediately in my chair.“Shareholders?”“Yes.”Another pause.“One of the Vincents is on the school board.”Everything inside me went still.Alex continued before I could resp

Amber POVOn the way to the school, I received three more calls.One after another.Alice.Rose.Iris.I stared at my phone in complete disbelief by the third call.Apparently, Alex had somehow managed to alert the others that they needed to report to the infirmary immediately.I honestly did not want to know how.The school, however, was now fully convinced they were dealing with a chicken pox outbreak.“Mrs. Sun,” one of the teachers told me anxiously over the phone, “we are especially concerned about Iris since she is older than the others. Symptoms can become more severe—”“I understand,” I interrupted gently while trying not to laugh at the absurdity of the situation. “I’m already on my way.”By the time I arrived, the school was practically in controlled panic mode.Parents were already receiving notifications.Teachers were whispering nervously through hallways.The infirmary staff looked ready to declare biological warfare.Instead of directing me toward the main entrance, sec

Jason POVThe moment my assistant mentioned the Vincent family, the atmosphere inside the car shifted completely.Cold.Focused.Dangerous.I glanced briefly toward the screen still connected to Amber’s kitchen.“Patch it through,” I said calmly.The line connected almost instantly.“Mr. Sun.”The voice was smooth. Cultured.The kind of voice that belonged to old money and dangerous men raised to hide threats beneath manners.“Gabriel Vincent,” the man introduced himself pleasantly. “I apologize for contacting you unexpectedly.”I leaned back slightly against the leather seat.“Mr. Vincent.”A soft chuckle echoed through the speaker.“I’m currently in town handling several investment opportunities,” he explained smoothly. “And I hoped we might discuss securing some business deals between our corporations.”Of course he did.“Cronos has been attracting impressive attention lately,” Gabriel continued. “And I believe cooperation between our enterprises could prove… mutually beneficial.”

Amber POVJason was angry.Not loud.Not explosive.Which somehow felt far worse.He paced through the fairy house command center like a man preparing for war, tension radiating from every movement while his eyes constantly flickered toward security feeds and perimeter alerts.Twice, I caught him looking over his shoulder when absolutely nothing had moved.That alone worried me more than he realized.Because Jason did not scare easily.And Gabriel Vincent’s call had affected him deeply.We informed Emory and Mr. Stait immediately after settling the children upstairs for the night.The secure video call connected within minutes.The moment Gabriel Vincent’s name left my mouth, both men went completely still.“He’s in the country?” Emory asked sharply.Mr. Stait looked equally surprised.“We had no notification of a Vincent family arrival,” he admitted grimly.Jason laughed humorlessly from beside me.“Well,” he said coldly, “now you do.”The room fell silent for a moment afterward.Emo

Amber POVBefore I could properly enjoy the absolute horror on the associates’ faces, the elevator doors behind us opened.And my grandfather walked out.The entire lobby straightened instantly.Executives who moments earlier had barely acknowledged me now looked one step away from cardiac arrest.My grandfather, however, seemed entirely unbothered by the tension surrounding him.The moment his eyes landed on me, his severe expression softened visibly.“Amber.”Not Ms. Asher.Not granddaughter.Amber.That alone sent another visible wave of shock through the lobby staff.He walked directly toward me, ignoring everyone else entirely before briefly squeezing my shoulder.“Come,” he said calmly. “The board is waiting.”Adrian looked deeply entertained by the chaos unfolding around us.The elevator ride to the executive floors passed in silence.Mostly because the board members inside looked terrified to breathe incorrectly near my grandfather.The moment we entered the conference room, e