All Chapters of Claimed By The Billionaires Contract : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

As soon as Edward spewed those lies and left, Benjamin had a look of betrayal etched on his face. That morning Benjamin had driven her to the office ignoring her for the rest of the day. All her attempts to speak to him were in vain, she'd given up. But luckily for Emily, he called her that evening. “Please Emily don't lie to me, was he telling the truth?” “No, I wouldn't lie to you,” she replied, denying Edwards' words vehemently. She then proceeded to fill him in on everything the man had said before his arrival, but she didn't dare to mention the marriage certificate. She knew she would lose Benjamin if he ever discovered the contract. It might seem selfish, but he was the only light in her life apart from Ethan and she wasn't ready to let Edward Carter ruin Everything. The weekend was finally over and it was the beginning of a new week. Emily was in a cheerful mode putting all the events of the past behind her as she prepared for work. She hoped that her resistance to E

Emily woke up the next morning feeling like she hadn’t slept at all. The weight of Ethan’s words still clung to her, heavy and unsettling. Even as she got ready for work, as she brushed her hair and slipped into her outfit, her mind kept replaying his innocent voice. I like my daddy more. She shut her eyes for a second, inhaling deeply before grabbing her bag and heading out. After dropping Ethan off at school, the drive to work felt longer than usual. Every red light gave her more time to think, and that was the last thing she needed. By the time she arrived at the office, she forced herself into composure, showing off a calm expression as she stepped inside. But even at work, she couldn’t focus. Her thoughts kept drifting back to Ethan and Edward. A knock on her office door pulled her out of her daze. “Come in,” she called. Benjamin walked in, a smile on his face. “You seem distracted.” “I’m fine,” she replied quickly, though her tone lacked conviction. He studied her fo

Edward sat in his furnished office, the quiet hum of the air conditioner was not enough to calm the storm brewing inside him. His eyes scanned the documents spread across his desk, but not a single word understood. His mind refused to cooperate, drifting back to the same place it had been since the previous night. Emily, her words, her anger,that slap. He leaned back slightly in his chair, running a hand through his hair in frustration. No matter how hard he tried to focus, her voice kept echoing in his head, loud and relentless. Every word she had thrown at him replayed like a broken record. As much as her words had hurt him, he knew he had no right to be angry at her. Not when he had allowed his jealousy to take control of him. Not when he had shown up unannounced and acted like he owned a place in her life he had lost long ago. That evening, he had an urgent deal to seal in Texas. It was supposed to be important, something that would usually demand his full attention, but e

“Hey, Cupcake…” Emily quickly cut him off with annoyance dripping from her words. “Get straight to the point, Edward,” Her voice was cold, distant, like there was an invisible wall between them now. The kind of distance he had created with his own hands. Edward exhaled slowly, his grip slightly tightened around his phone. He hadn’t expected her to sound warm, but this? This still hit him harder than he imagined. “I…” he paused, as though he was searching for the right words. “I’m sorry.” Silence erupted immediately. Not the kind that meant she was thinking, but the kind that meant he wasn't worth her response. Edward swallowed hard. “I shouldn’t have spoken to you like that the other night,” he continued, as his voice was now low. “I think I went out of line.” A scoff came from the other end. “You think?” Emily replied, her tone was sharp but beneath it was something else, it was heavier. “You don’t just walk into my house and start questioning me like I’m so

After Edward’s constant visits to Emily’s home, she found herself slowly getting used to his presence. At first, it felt uncomfortable, like he was invading a space he had no right to be in. But over time, something changed.Without even realizing it, they were beginning to slip into co-parenting roles. Especially after she gave him the right to see Ethan and after his apology. It wasn’t something they sat down to plan, it just happened naturally. The way he spoke to Ethan, the way Ethan responded to him, and the way they slowly adjusted around each other.As much as she wanted to hold on to her anger, to remind herself of everything he had done, she couldn’t fully hate him. Not when he was making Ethan happy. Not when he had dropped that cold, egoistic version of himself she once knew.And that confused her more than anything.Because this version of Edward… was easier to tolerate.On the other hand, her relationship with Benjamin was going well, even better than she expected. He was