All Chapters of My Boyfriend Put Me on Sale: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

The moment I sent the message, my phone rang. It was Billy.I swiped to answer but said nothing.His voice came through, edged with impatience, laced now with a hint of panic."Kat? Why do you suddenly want to meet? Didn't we agree that once things are stable on my end, I'd come find you?"I listened to his well-rehearsed lies, and inside me, everything fell silent."I just… suddenly miss you," I said, forcing my voice into something fragile. "I got chewed out by my boss today. When I came home, it was cold and empty—there wasn't a single person here. Billy, I can't do this anymore. I don't care—I just want to see you. I want to see you now. I've already bought a ticket for tomorrow. Send me your address."Silence fell on the other end.He was thinking—scrambling for a way out.A full thirty seconds passed before he spoke again, his tone softening."Be good, Kat. Listen to me. I know you've been wronged. It's all my fault—I'm useless, I can't be there for you."He switched to

"Come in first."Jamie broke the suffocating silence, stepping aside to let me in.I moved mechanically, walking into the living room.A faint aroma of coffee lingered in the air—exactly like the "home" that "Billy" had described to me over our conversations.So this… was my brother's home.I sank onto the sofa, drained. He poured me a glass of hot water and sat across from me, saying nothing.The atmosphere was tense, strange, almost unreal.In the end, I spoke first, my voice dry."So… Billy sold you his main account?"My brother nodded, his Adam's apple bobbing as if he were choosing his words carefully."Half a year ago, I saw your posts and realized you were in an online relationship. I had a bad feeling, so I asked someone to look into your boyfriend. Turns out, he's just some blond delinquent scamming people for money."The moment I heard the word scamming, anger and grievance surged through me. I lashed out, hitting his arm."Then why didn't you tell me earlier?!"

Jamie and I quietly returned to our city.Starlight Club was one of the most exclusive entertainment venues in town. The gilded doors at the entrance and the luxury cars coming and going all screamed extravagance.We walked in side by side, pretending to be a couple out for a night of leisure.I followed him through corridors awash with shifting lights and shadows, until we booked a private room on the second floor with the best view.From here, we could see everything below—while no one outside could see us.My heart raced as I tried to steady my breathing.About half an hour later, the lounge area downstairs began to fill with noise and energy.A group of young men and women gathered around someone as they made their way in and took the most prominent seats.That person was Billy.Dressed head to toe in designer brands, the watch on his wrist—the one I had paid for—glinting under the lights, he laughed and toasted freely with those around him.And in his arms, he held a bea

I opened my notes app and read out every transaction, one by one."Last year on your birthday, I transferred 1,430 dollars. The note said, 'Happy birthday, my man.'"You said you wanted a new computer. I sent 2,000 dollars. The note read, 'Billy deserves the best gear.'"You said your mother was sick—I sent 5,000 dollars. You said you hit someone and needed compensation—I sent 10,000 dollars. You said your friend got into trouble and needed money—I sent another 5,000…"With every amount I read aloud, Billy's body trembled. Victoria's face grew paler by the second.And the friends who had been surrounding him began to quietly step back, distancing themselves from the scammer."In the past year, there have been a total of fifty-two transfers, amounting to 58,600 dollars."I finished the last entry and looked at him calmly."Billy, under the law, what you've done constitutes fraud. Now you have two choices. Either you return every cent you took from me, or we let the police explai