Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Woman Worth Billions, Dated the Wrong Brother: Kabanata 231 - Kabanata 240

Amber POVThe weeks following the inspection passed in a blur.For once, it wasn't because someone was trying to kill us.It was because Mrs. Sun had discovered what every powerful family in the world eventually learns.Children were terrifying.Particularly when given a project.The school was opening.Finally.And Mrs. Sun was in her element.I'd seen billion-dollar mergers create less chaos than this school.Teachers were arriving.Students were arriving.Parents were arriving.Dorm assignments were being finalized.Uniforms were being distributed.Schedules were being updated hourly.And somehow, Mrs. Sun loved every second of it.The school grounds buzzed with excitement.Children from dozens of influential families had already begun moving into the dormitories.Some came with entire entourages.Others arrived with nervous parents.A few arrived looking more terrified than their children.The boarding houses were ready.The classrooms were ready.The laboratories were ready.The

Amber POVThe drive from the clinic should have been simple.It wasn't.Neither Jason nor I spoke as we walked through the private medical center.The folder containing our results rested inside my bag.It felt strangely heavy.Not because of the paper.Because of what it meant.A baby.The thought still didn't feel real.My mind kept circling the same words.Pregnant.Baby.Family.Our baby.Every time I thought about it, my brain seemed to freeze.Jason wasn't doing much better.He walked beside me in complete silence.One hand resting protectively against my back.The elevator doors opened.We stepped into the lobby.And immediately regretted it.Flashes exploded.Reporters.Photographers.Cameras.Apparently the media had multiplied while we were upstairs.Wonderful.Questions came from every direction."Mrs. Sun!""Mr. Sun!""Are the rumors true?""Did the tests confirm anything?""Are you pursuing fertility treatment?""Do you plan to adopt more children?""Are you separating?"

Amber POVThe first official day of classes began with absolute chaos.Not bad chaos.Excited chaos.Hundreds of children filled the academy grounds.Parents stood in clusters.Teachers directed students.Staff members rushed from one building to another.And somehow, despite the crowd, everything seemed to work.Mrs. Sun stood near the stage looking happier than I had ever seen her.This wasn't just a school.It was her dream.Years of planning.Years of preparation.Years of waiting.Finally becoming real.The academy's central courtyard had been transformed into an outdoor auditorium.Families filled the seats.Children sat together in designated sections.Teachers occupied the front rows.Cameras flashed continuously.The opening ceremony was being streamed live across multiple countries.Naturally.I sat beside Jason.Alice and Alex stood backstage.Both looked entirely too confident."Should we be worried?"I asked.Jason looked toward the stage."Always."Fair.The announcer st

Amber POVThe night of the family dinner arrived far too quickly.Honestly, I should have known it would become a disaster.Every family dinner somehow did.Lunch had been surprisingly pleasant.The children had spent most of it talking about their first day of school.Alice had apparently made six new friends.Alex had somehow ended up helping one of the computer teachers.Rose had joined three clubs.And Iris had already corrected a history textbook.The teacher had apparently thanked her.I wasn't entirely sure if that was impressive or concerning.The mood changed the moment Alice realized the children were not invited to dinner."Excuse me?"She placed her little hands on her hips."Not invited?"Mrs. Sun looked completely unrepentant."No."Alice gasped.Theatrically."You can't do that.""We just did."Alice looked betrayed.Alex looked equally offended."We live here."Mr. Sun nodded."You do.""Then how are we not invited?"No one had an answer for that.Rose looked genuinely

Amber POVIt was decided. Officially, legally, and irrevocably, the children would become ours. Not just emotionally, not just in every way that truly mattered, but on paper as well. Alice, Alex, Rose, and Iris would become our children in every sense of the word.The reaction was not what I expected.I thought there would be tears. Maybe a heartfelt speech. Instead, Jason looked personally offended."No one is excited about me," he complained while the children practically hung off my arms after hearing about the adoption plans.The entire table stared at him."You already adopted two of them," I pointed out."Exactly!" Jason replied. "And yet they're acting like this is all your doing."The adults burst out laughing. Even I couldn't hold it in. Before Jason could continue defending himself, Rose slid into the chair beside him and took his hand."Don't worry," she said seriously. "I'll keep you entertained."That only made everyone laugh harder.The following weeks passed in a whirlw