Todos los capítulos de The Billionaire’s Wife Returns From The Dead : Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

Briar’s POV“Is it okay for me to go in with her?” Liam asked my lawyer. Attorney Janet shook her head without looking up from her tablet. “No, you don’t. This is private business.” I took in a deep breath, smiling tightly. “It’s alright, Liam. I can handle this. Moreover, it is just a first meeting. The judge wouldn’t be presiding today. Right, Attorney?” She exhaled impatiently and bobbed her head. “Yes. We need to go in now.” “I will wait out here,” Liam mumbled. “Thank you.” I mouthed, following Janet. I could feel my palms getting sweaty from my nervous state. When the court order arrived at my door, I almost didn’t believe it. Even though Adrian and I had exchanged words because of it, I had hoped he would have the decency to back off. Requesting a DNA test when I had told him repeatedly that my child wasn’t his is quite devastating. I hate how much he still gets to me after all these years. It shows he never cared and still doesn’t. I let myself get fooled by that stupid

Author’s POV“Girl, sit your ass down for goodness sake!” Vivian whined, pulling at her cheek, exasperated. Isadora shook her head, her hands shaking as she ruffled her hair countless times. “Did you even listen to the voice recording? Did you hear what was being said? That bitch acted like she didn’t know she was coming here when all along it was her plan.” While in Adrian’s office earlier in the day, Isadora suspected he was hiding something huge and took the initiative to put her phone on recording with Eric in the office, knowing they would definitely talk. She had thought of many things that could happen. She never would have thought it would be about Briar’s child being Adrian’s. She almost pulled her hair out in shock. It was already troubling trying to figure out a way to get Briar far from Adrian. But with a child involved now, it would be a difficult task. “Take a bloody seat!” Vivian raised her voice, stomping towards the kitchen. She grabbed a bottle of water from the

Briar’s POV“How did it go?” Rissa met me in front of the elevator. I stared down at the papers in her hand. “Where are you taking that to?” She looked down at it and shrugged. “Something is wrong with the printer.” “Have you reached out to the maintenance department?” “You know that would be the first thing I would do.” “So why are you still heading out to print?” Rissa huffed, rolling her eyes. “Why not just answer my question instead of probing me?” I bit down on my tongue, sighing. “It didn't go as I wanted.” “I warned you not to get carried away by Liam’s words. You see what it has done to you now?” “And what did it do to her?” Liam walked towards us, flaring his nose. “Do you expect her to have stayed back without fighting for what is right?” Rissa’s lips parted like she was about to say something, then thought against it. “Go get something chilled to drink, Briar. I will be back.” She sniffed, getting into the elevator. Liam mumbled something under his breath. “What

Briar’s POVTears blinded my eyes as I hurried into the office to get my things. I don’t think I can spend one more minute on these premises without losing my mind. I hate to play victim, but this really feels unfair. Having strangers who know nothing about my life pry and dissect it is making me mad. And I might do something really regretful. “Briar, where have you been? I have been looking all around for you.” Liam met me by the office entrance. Hiding my face, I walked with a firm determination towards my table. “I am leaving,” I mumbled, grabbing my bag. “To where?” Rissa walked up to us. I said nothing and kept putting all the things that seemed important in my bag. Thankfully I had carried the one that had enough space to take things. “Briar!” Liam yanked at my hand. “What is going on?” I inhaled deeply, struggling to keep my body steady. “I can no longer work here, Liam. I am going back to Florida with my son.” “What?” He and Rissa blurted.“Why will you do that? It’s no

Adrian’s POVThe silence in the room felt too heavy to endure. I kept glancing over at my mum who seemed to be lost in a trance. Her eyes were glued to the floor like something was about to happen. After getting her call, it took me almost five minutes to calm her down and tell her I would be at the house. If not for that, she would have barged into my office and razed it down while dragging me by the hair. “Say something, Mum; this is getting uncomfortable.” I finally broke the silence. She turned her head slowly towards me, placing a hand on her forehead. “Briar was alive all along and when you eventually saw her she was with a child she denied was yours?” I groaned inwardly at the repetition. “Yes, mum. I am sure that was how I put it.” “So rather than resolving it like a sensible person you decided to take her to court?” This time I didn’t respond as her flaming glare was enough to tell me what was running through her mind. “Adrian!” She yelled my name in a way that had my sou