Todos los capítulos de The Billionaire’s Rival Contract: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

BellaHearing Damien stand there in our living room, casually dropping a bomb of destruction onto the fragile foundation we had just spent days fighting to build, left me paralyzed. I was so deeply shocked that every coherent thought vanished from my head. The words caught in my throat, and I sat there utterly speechless, my hands frozen over my stomach as the room spun violently around me.Sebastian snapped, his rage finally breaking through. "Get the fuck out of my house, Damien," Sebastian roared, his voice trembling with fury as he took a hard step forward. "You are delusional, and I am warning you for the very last time—leave right now before I end you."But Damien didn't back down. He just smirked, unfazed by the death sentence in Sebastian's eyes, and casually shifted his gaze back to me."Oh, come on, Sebastian, don't be so naive," Damien scoffed, his voice smooth and dripping with poisonous manipulation. He turned his attention fully to me, tilting his head with a sickening

Bella Days after the business officials put my company on probation, the cloud over my head only got darker. Every morning felt like waking up to a new nightmare, but the worst part was my phone.It started buzzing early in the morning while Sebastian was downstairs making breakfast. I picked it up, expecting a message from a client or a text about our schedule, but my heart stopped when I saw a bubble from an unknown number.You think you can beat me, Bella? Your little company is already bleeding. If you want to save it, you know what to do. Come back to me, sign the company over in my name, and I will make all your problems go away. Otherwise, watch it crumble into dust.My hands started to shake so badly I almost dropped the phone onto the nightstand. I didn't need to guess twice. I didn't need a detective or a clever hack. The toxic, controlling tone, the petty cruelty—it screamed Damien. He was the one behind the online leaks, the fake data breach, and the regulatory nightmare

BellaDays after the explosive night at the gala, the chaos of the outside world slowly began to quiet down, but my own internal world seemed to amplify every single heartbeat. Ever since the doctor confirmed the pregnancy, I found myself growing more and more concerned about the tiny, fragile life growing inside of me. Every little flutter, every shift in my body, made me hyper-aware of how precious—and how vulnerable—everything was.Fortunately, Sebastian was just as conscious now. In fact, he was practically obsessive. He had taken over almost everything in the house, refusing to let me lift a finger, run an errand, or stress over anything.And as for our corporate battle? The truth had cleared our names. With Damien’s criminal empire dismantled and his shady offshore accounts exposed live on national television, the regulatory board quickly cleared my company of all false allegations. Not only was our probation lifted, but we got our company back, fully restored and stronger tha

BellaI sat on the edge of the bed in the dark room, crying my eyes out until my chest hurt. The tears just wouldn't stop falling. I felt so stupid, so completely broken.I couldn't believe I had been betrayed yet again. After everything we had been through, after all the promises, the protection, and the way he looked at me like I was his whole world, it had all turned out to be a lie. I had finally decided to trust someone again with my whole heart, and right when I let my guard down, I still got hurt. The pain in my chest felt heavy and sharp, like a physical weight pressing down on my lungs.Outside the bedroom door, I could hear a muffled commotion. Sebastian was arguing with Clara, the maid. He was demanding that she let him in, and Clara was politely telling him that I didn't want to see him.At first, I tried to ignore it. I pulled the heavy blankets up over my shoulders, turning my face into the pillows, trying desperately to force myself to sleep and block out the whole worl

BellaLeaving the house before the sun came up turned out to be a smart move. The place was almost empty. I checked in my bags easily and got my boarding pass, leaving me with plenty of time to sit and wait before my flight.I found a seat near my boarding gate and pulled my coat tight around myself. My hand rested on my stomach, right over the baby.A few rows ahead of me, a young couple caught my eye. The man was holding a warm cup of coffee, gently handing it to the woman. He smiled, whispering something sweet in her ear before wrapping his arms around her. She rested her head on his shoulder, her hand rubbing her own rounded, pregnant belly.A sharp ache squeezed my chest.Watching them made me think of Sebastian. It brought back all the ways he used to take care of me, how close we were before everything fell apart. For a second, a wave of sadness washed over me, and I actually missed him. I wished he hadn't broken my heart. I wished we could go back to the way things were, befo