All Chapters of The Billionaire's Sweet Nanny : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

LiamThe silence of that early morning felt wrong to me. It always does when she’s around. Kyra has a presence that doesn’t quiet down — even silent, even trying to go unnoticed, she makes the air heavier, more tense.But that night… there was nothing. Just the distant sound of the pool, the faint creak of wood, and Julie sleeping in the room next door, innocent, untouched by the chaos consuming me. While I was trying to process some events regarding the investments of the past few months.I was drinking in the office — while working — when the security camera screen flickered, catching my attention. An almost involuntary reflex made me look. And that’s when the scene opened before me, like a precise cut through my chest.Kyra was in the garden, looking at the flowers she insisted on watering at the end of the afternoon, in a failed attempt to keep her distance from me. The forgotten coat didn’t warm her. She looked fragile, far too vulnerable against the cold night and the breeze.An

LiamThe world narrowed down to a single straight line: the warehouse, the road, the sound of the engine slicing through the early morning. There was no scenery, no thought that didn’t fit into that urgency. Every mile I left behind burned the image of her in that car — the chains, her exposed body, the eyes that pleaded — and turned everything into fuel for one single thing: to end it.The steering wheel was a fist. The asphalt, a drum. The city passed like smudges, lights and shadows, and I barely saw it. I took long swigs of whiskey between turns, snorted the powder like someone rekindling a flame — not for pleasure, but to stay sharp enough. To walk in there without fear, without hesitation. The phone buzzed with messages from men already on their way; I told them all to wait. This was mine.The warehouse appeared in the dimness a few minutes earlier than I expected — a concrete box lost among other industrial skeletons, a rusted gate, a pile of burning trash beside it. It looked

Liam Julie hadn’t stopped talking since she woke up. She ran through the hallway, her small feet hitting the wooden floor, laughing loudly as if there wasn’t a dark weight hanging over this house. An almost irritating contrast, but at the same time… I needed that sound. It was the only living proof that there was still something pure nearby. When I looked at the door, I saw the silhouette of a woman. Young, too beautiful for the title of godmother. Hair tied up in a messy bun, full lips, and eyes as blue as glass under the sun — Stella had always been beautiful, but arrogance had always made her undesirable. There was hardness in every feature. The kind of person who carries bitterness in her skin and doesn’t mind spitting acidity with every word. "Julie, sweetheart, come here!" her voice was sweet only for the girl. For me, it came loaded with judgment. After all, we never got along, not even when Ana was still alive. She always covered for Ana, that’s why they’re so alike. Stella

KyraEverything was in the same place—except for my documents. They were nowhere in the room, and panic hit me before anything else."Calm down, they must be somewhere here. Let’s look a little more. I’m sure we’ll find everything you’re looking for." Liam sounded determined and confident. Me… not so much."I… could someone else have come in here?" Before I could spiral, the door opened and the shelter coordinator looked at me with sympathy, holding an envelope and a faint, awkward smile."I think you’re looking for this" she said, extending the envelope, which Liam grabbed quickly. "You were gone for days, so I took the liberty of packing your things to free the room for someone else. I didn’t think you’d come back." "She won’t be coming back. We just came to get her things. Don’t worry." And where am I going? Staying here?"Oh, then I’m glad you found somewhere to stay." The woman looked relieved that I was leaving, as if the two nights I spent here had caused some irreversible

LiamKyra and Julie laughed at the jokes Kyra was telling, while I felt the air grow heavy. My intuition had been trying to warn me about something since the moment we left the house."You seem uneasy." Kyra watched me through the rearview mirror. "Are you sure it’s a good day for you? If you want to go back, I understand. I can also explain to Julie that we can postpone this." "Why wouldn’t it be? I’m going out with the love of my life and the woman of my life at the same time. There’s nothing that could bother me right now." A lie. I had a strange feeling since the moment I left home. I couldn’t explain it, but something was bothering me without making any sense.I pulled into the parking lot and my blood ran cold when I saw her stepping out of a car.Ana.The woman I had seen buried was right there. Completely fine, not a single scratch. The same Ana as always."How about we go to a pizzeria? The night deserves something more fun than a silent dinner." Julie raised her arms happi