All Chapters of The Billionaire’s Regret: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The movie quickly became nothing more than a blur of moving colors and distant voices.Neither of them had any idea what was happening on the screen anymore.Amelia shifted on Daniel’s lap until she was sitting sideways against him, her back resting comfortably against his chest. The warmth of his embrace surrounded her almost instantly, and the familiar scent of cedarwood and fresh linen settled around her like a comforting blanket.For a while, neither of them spoke.Daniel simply held her.His hand rested naturally on her waist, his thumb absentmindedly tracing slow circles against the fabric of her pajamas. Every gentle stroke made Amelia’s heartbeat quicken just a little more.“Daniel…”Her voice was barely above a whisper.“Hm?”She slowly turned in his arms until they were facing each other.Their eyes met.Neither of them looked away.There was laughter lingering between them from only moments before, but something quieter had settled in its place now.Something deeper.Someth

Daniel was a man of his word.It wasn’t long before he arrived at Hart Corporation to pick Amelia up, and together they headed toward one of the city’s finest Chinese restaurants.The drive there was filled with the same effortless teasing and playful flirting that had quickly become second nature to them.It never got old.Somehow, every conversation with Daniel made Amelia smile.Likewise, Daniel found himself looking over at her every chance he got, still unable to believe she was really his.Soon they arrived at the restaurant.Daniel had already made a reservation, so they were immediately shown to a quiet table near the window.After ordering their meals, the two settled into easy conversation while waiting for the food to arrive.Just then—“Amelia?”The familiar voice made her look up.Her eyes widened slightly.“Alexander?”Standing a few feet away was the man she once believed she would spend the rest of her life with.He looked…Different.His suit was still expensive, but

The next morning, Amelia and Daniel were on their way to the Hart Mansion.Although Daniel kept his eyes on the road, Amelia couldn’t help noticing the subtle signs of nervousness. His grip on the steering wheel was just a little tighter than usual, and every now and then, he’d smooth an imaginary crease on his shirt.She smiled to herself.“My parents are going to love you, you know.”Daniel glanced at her briefly.“I just want to make a good impression.”“You’ve already made one.”He chuckled softly.“It’s been a long time since I’ve seen them.”“I suppose I’m a little nervous.”Amelia reached across the center console and gently intertwined her fingers with his.“Mr. Carter…”He looked over.“You don’t have to be perfect.”“You already are.”She smiled warmly.“At least… you’re perfect to me.”Daniel felt the last bit of tension in his shoulders melt away.A smile spread across his face.“Thank you, babe.”Before long, the familiar gates of the Hart Mansion came into view.As the c

Finished.Utterly finished.That was what Alexander Kingsley was.Financially.Physically.Emotionally.Everything he had spent years building had crumbled before his very eyes. He hadn’t been buried beneath death—but beneath life itself.And in his downfall, he had dragged Kingsley Technologies down with him.The company had lost investors.It had lost shareholders.It had lost employees.It had lost clients.Eventually, it lost its future.Bankruptcy had become inevitable.There was nowhere left to run.No one left to blame.For the first time in a long time, Alexander realized that accepting defeat wasn’t weakness.It was simply the consequence of every choice he had made.Perhaps…Being the better man now meant accepting his faults instead of running from them.The company had officially been sold.Every legal document had been signed.Every ownership transfer completed.Now all that remained was for him to clear out what used to be his office.He folded the last few files into a

The weeks leading up to the wedding passed in a whirlwind of excitement, laughter, and just a little bit of chaos.Everything was falling beautifully into place.Everyone seemed happier than ever.And by everyone, it wasn’t just the bride and groom.It was both families.Samantha Hart found herself wiping away tears more often than she’d like to admit. After all, it wasn’t every day your eldest daughter got married.Amelia had suggested hiring a professional wedding planner to ease everyone’s workload, but Samantha had immediately dismissed the idea.“Nonsense,” she had said with a smile. “I’ve been waiting for this day for years. Let me enjoy it.”With the help of a distant family friend—who also happened to have been one of Daniel’s late mother’s closest friends—Samantha personally took charge of almost every detail.To everyone’s surprise, everything was running remarkably smoothly.Before long, it was time for the final fittings.The men headed to try on their suits while the wome