Todos los capítulos de A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother: Capítulo 201 - Capítulo 210

Amber POVChaos erupted the second the shots rang through the mountains.Workers screamed and scattered in every direction, some dropping tools as they ran for cover while the police escorts immediately began shouting into their radios for reinforcements.The sharp echo of gunfire bounced violently against the cliffs surrounding the mines, making it impossible to tell exactly where the shooters were positioned.I hit the ground hard beside Jason behind one of the rocky inclines, my palms scraping against dirt and gravel while another shot cracked somewhere overhead.“Stay down,” Jason ordered sharply.His body shielded mine almost entirely, broad shoulders tense as he kept himself between me and the open terrain.The governor’s security detail was already moving, weapons drawn while officers rushed civilians toward the Jeeps farther behind us.Still, despite the numbers around us, I knew exactly how fragile this situation truly was.If Jason did not have the influence he carried—If p

Amber POVThe inside of the castle met every single fantasy I had ever built in my head as a little girl.No—It surpassed them.The moment the massive wooden doors opened, I forgot about the gunshots from earlier.Forgot about the Vincents.Forgot about the investigations and the endless tension that had followed us for months.For one impossible moment, I simply stood there staring like a child seeing magic for the first time.The entrance hall alone was breathtaking.Tall vaulted ceilings stretched overhead, faded paintings decorating the stone arches despite centuries of wear. Massive chandeliers hung above us, dark with age but still beautiful in a haunting way. Wide staircases curved toward the upper floors while sunlight filtered through colored glass windows, scattering fractured shades of gold and violet across the old stone floors.I actually felt giddy.Genuinely giddy.Of course, the place needed work.A lot of work.Cracks spread through sections of the stone flooring. Se

Amber POVWe arrived at the hotel shortly after sunset.The building itself was elegant in an old-world sort of way, the kind of luxury hotel that had once been magnificent and still carried traces of that glory despite the years. Tall marble columns framed the entrance while golden lights illuminated the dark stone exterior against the mountain skyline.Grandfather’s bodyguards secured the perimeter immediately while the executives accompanying us handled the last of the paperwork regarding the land acquisitions.Most of them still looked slightly overwhelmed after the speed at which the entire purchase had happened.But strangely enough…That was not the part that caught my attention most.It was the way people kept looking at us.More specifically—At my grandfather.And me.The hotel receptionist greeted us politely the moment we entered the lobby.At first, she behaved normally enough while checking the reservations under Asher Corp.But the second she looked up properly at my gr

Amber POV my grandfather had always felt indestructible to me.Cold. Brilliant. Untouchable.The kind of man who bent entire industries through sheer force of will.And now he was behind those operating room doors fighting to breathe because someone decided he needed to disappear.I suddenly understood something horrifying.The Vincents were escalating because we were getting close.Too close.The castle.The alexandrite mine.The history.We accidentally stepped into something they considered important enough to kill for.The operating room doors suddenly opened.Every person in the hallway stood instantly.The doctor stepped out looking exhausted beneath the surgical mask hanging loosely around his neck.“Chairman Asher survived surgery.”Relief exploded through the hallway immediately.Several executives visibly sagged against the walls.Someone behind me actually started crying quietly.But the doctor raised one hand before anyone could celebrate fully.“He is not stable yet.”Si

Jason POVAmber was unraveling.Most people would not notice it.The doctors wouldn't. The governor wouldn't. The board members certainly wouldn't.To them, Amber looked composed.Focused.Efficient.Productive.I knew better.I had seen Amber angry before.At Oscar. At the White family. At the people who hurt Alice and Alex.This was different.This wasn't anger.This was grief wearing anger like armor.Her grandfather was still fighting for his life three floors below us.Machines were breathing with him.Doctors were monitoring him around the clock.And Amber...Amber had decided the world would pay for it.The first few hours after we entered the secure room had worried me.Not because she was screaming.Not because she was crying.Because she wasn't doing either.She simply sat down.Opened her laptop.Opened her phone.And began dismantling an empire.I watched line after line of code scroll across her screen.Watched her plant bugs, access points, back doors, and traps so sophi