All Chapters of MR. BILLIONAIRE’S SUBSTITUTE BRIDE: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

FABIOLA. Surprisingly shocked at his tone, I gave him a look for an extra minute before I found my voice. “Okay…….”“What?” He cocked his head, daring me to ask the question that was dancing on my tongue. “What is the difference between sex and what we have been doing?” I was seriously confused. He squinted his eyes and I suspected that his breath quickened. “That is a dumb question.” He rose from the couch, eyes pinned on me. “There’s no big difference,” I stood on my word. My confidence began to slip as he stepped closer. I was about to take a step back when he took quicker steps to stand in front of me, his firm hand holding my waist, halting every cell in my body. What was he doing? My brain couldn’t comprehend his intention as I stared back at him. He peered into my soul as he mumbled; “Four eyes.”I could only hear him because we were so close. Four eyes? Was he by any chance making fun of my glasses? His hands dropped from my waist to my ass in a slow movement. No,

FABIOLA. In the past few days, Tobias has been something close to nice to me; he brought me books, books I’ve been saving to buy. There were first editions, so they were expensive. Everything was beginning to feel right, because I got a new book. One thing I was certain of was that Tobias wasn’t going to hurt me, he was not a foe but I couldn’t call him a friend. I was supposed to be suspicious because he suddenly changed after I threw the allegation that his friend might have killed my parents. He had said he wasn’t his friend, and that he didn’t like the man either. God forgive me but I was beginning to see that ice prince as handsome. Just because he bought me books? Oh no!Today’s lecture melted so well into my brain and after that I spent some time in the library, not studying but reading one of the books. I lacked patience. How did he know that I liked books? That was a foolish question; anyone who had stepped into my room would notice.My phone, which I had placed on s

FABIOLA. Tobias strolled out like he didn’t just attack his brother-in-law with a glass filled with wine. “You can’t go in together.” Mrs Hawkeye obviously didn’t care about their little fight.Tobias ignored her and led the way, with me tailing behind him. Walking through the hallway that had walls like mirrors, I looked around the paradise in awe. Just how much money went into this house?The guard at the door repeated. “Two people can’t go in there.”What was I going in there to do in the first place? I couldn’t help but wonder. Tobias texted on his phone and in a few seconds Cane showed up in the hallway; then Tobias turned to me. “One minute,” he muttered before entering the room. He had to get Cane to watch over me. Says a lot about his trust issues. He walked into the room and shut the door and I stood there, beside Cane, quiet. He stayed in for more than a minute but he was quick. “You can go in.” The grumpy man guarding the door said the minute Tobias stepped out. I

TOBIAS. She couldn’t take me; she was young and fragile for the kind of needs she was igniting in me. I would break her if I let myself loose. “What do you mean?” She asked, her hips shifting mistakenly on my hardness, causing me to hiss. This little girl.One thing was sure, I wasn’t going to have sex. I already broke my celibacy journey so I couldn’t afford to fold even more. I wouldn’t do it with her, although every fiber in me wanted to; I wanted her. I didn’t have words to respond to her questions, just actions, so I went for her lips again. We kissed all the way through the ride, and I didn’t get enough; instead, I was dying for more whenever we kissed. When the car came to a stop she slipped down my lap and her absence was immediately felt. “Follow me,” My voice was audible to her only. This isn’t what I should be doing. I accepted my father’s invitation just to read the room, to know what to expect and I did that. I perceived war. I was supposed to be plotting, not gett

FABIOLA.I scrolled through my laptop, searching for an extra course to help increase my credits. I needed good credits to maintain my scholarship. Then it hit me that I didn't have to work hard for my scholarship anymore. Even if I lose credits, my debit card could cover the bills.One of the advantages of being a captive of the Hawkeyes. Money. Speaking of cards, I searched for the purse I took to the Hawkeyes two nights ago. When I found it, I carefully pulled out the card, as if it were heavy. I struggled to read what was written on it without my glasses. I was mad at Tobias. He was mad at me too, so I couldn’t possibly bring this up to him at this moment. I carefully shoved it into my journal and went to stand before the mirror, letting my hair down. “Today is going to be great,” I said to myself, picking up my monster purse. I was about to pick up the book I was reading from the table to put in my purse, but I remembered Tobias bought it, so I left it. I needed to be mad at