All Chapters of Billionaire's Regret: Chasing His Lost Love: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

SiennaI didn’t want to go back to Drey’s house, but that was the only place I had to go back to. After my parents’ company almost went bankrupt, I’d sold almost all of our assets to keep it floating. Two years later, I had nothing. Not a place to call home, not a penny in my account, not even clothes and jewelry I could sell off. Even the company I sacrificed everything for. I decided to check into a hotel for the night. I still had some little money I’d saved for rainy days. After checking into the little room the motel gave me, I began to regret my decision not to return home. The motel room was the size of a small cubicle with barely enough space to stretch my legs and that wasn’t even the worse part. The bed looked and smelled like it had been around for a thousand years and maybe home to… well at least a dozen different kinds of insects. The bathroom didn’t have running water. Still it was better than returning to Drey’s house where all that waited for me was silence and the

SiennaI straightened, clutching the documents to my chest like a shield. Maybe there was a time when I thought of this woman as a mother, or something close to that. But now, I knew that was never going to happen. As her son said, I was useless to this family. “I…I came to pick my things,” despite myself, I stuttered. “I’ll be gone in a few minutes.” “Your things,” Margaret laughed humorlessly. “When you came into this family, you brought nothing and you’ll leave with nothing. Don’t think you’ll be taking a anything from this house.”“Mother,” Vanessa said softly, stepping forward. Her voice was gentle, almost apologetic but there was an amused look in her eyes. “Don’t be so harsh on the poor girl. Look, she’s already going through a lot. Drey divorced her and she has no family.”I gritted my teeth, clutching the document tighter. Every part of me wanted to walk out on them. Wanted to say something as hurtful as the words they threw at me, but I couldn’t. My mouth wouldn’t move an