All Chapters of Seven Years A Fool, Now Worshipped By The Billionaire Tycoon: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

Chapter 1- A perfect picture McKenzie Westfield.“Are you crying again?” The grip on my phone tightened as my husband's gentle voice floated from the speaker. “No. I'm good.” That word burned at the tip of my tongue. But the moment my lips parted, uncontrollable sobs tore through my throat. Instinctively, my head tilted backwards, hitting the headrest as I clasped my palm around my mouth to muffle the sound of my tears.But it was already late. He heard it. Every raw sound. “Oh, dear.” I heard him sigh pitifully before going quiet for another two seconds. Something about those words frayed the last thread of composure I was clinging to, causing the walls around my chest to flood with emotions. My hand dropped to my side, and my fingers dug into the hem of my dress as tears oozed from my eyes like a fountain. My cries were loud enough for the driver to hear. I could feel his pitiful gaze pierce my skin from the front mirror. Not like it mattered to me. “Don't beat yourself up

Chapter 3 - Kingston Ravencrest McKenzie Westfield. Before Alex came into the picture, there was Kingston. He was my genesis. My mother's love was the first love I ever knew. But Kingston loved me in a way that broke barriers. His consuming love surpasses Alex's…and that, I can never erase from my memory. I ended up in the care system after my mother committed suicide.I was ten when we first met at the foster home. He was thirteen, big, and mature for his age. From being friends, our relationship sparked into something deeper. What started as an innocent childhood crush became an unforgettable romance. I dare to say it was epic.Even if it was seventeen years ago, the memory was still as vivid as ever. Unfortunately, the same fate that brought us together separated us the day he was adopted. Until our paths accidentally crossed again eight years later at a charity gala I attended with Alex. He spotted me amongst the crowd, walked straight to me, and wrapped his arms around

Chapter 5- It is all your fault.Mckenzie Westfield. My first instinct was to hide the card. It might have appeared ordinary to me that I even contemplated getting rid of it. But standing before Alex's fierce gaze, I didn't know if it was the fear of losing the only thing that would keep me in touch with Kingston, or if it was something more than that. Something I've been denying for seven years. But everything in me screamed to protect it with my life, which I did. I froze in my tracks, monitoring Alex as he rose from the stairs and took long, aggressive strides towards me. That was when it hit me. His words. My brows furrowed in confusion. I tilted my head to the side to check if there was anyone else in the room other than the two of us. But there was none. If that was the case, who then was he referring to as a bitch?Me? A dry chuckle nearly ripped through my throat as the thought flashed through my mind. It can't be. Alex never called me such provocative names. He never

Chapter 7 - Operation restore my marriage Mckenzie Westfield. I watched him storm up the stairs, out of my sight. Seconds later, the door of the master bedroom slammed shut. I was still frozen in disbelief at how boldly he had challenged me. How dare he walk out on me?!My blood quickened with anger as the intense urge to follow him, to drag him to filth filled me to the brim, but my chances of murdering him would be high, and I was not ready to go to jail at the peak of my career. So I remained in the sitting room, pacing back and forth as molten anger washed through me. My mind raced as I plotted my next move — call my lawyer. It was the first step towards divorce. I grabbed my phone and tapped on the screen. The anxiety in my chest dipped the moment I saw the time displayed on the screen. It was 1am. She would be asleep. Releasing a low, frustrated groan, I put my phone aside and ascended the stairs. But I stopped abruptly as I approached the master bedroom. What the fuc