THE BILLIONAIRE'S SECRET REVENGE のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 21 - チャプター 30

By the time Lumi returned to the Vander estate, the night had already deepened into a calm and almost unsettling stillness. The grand property was illuminated by soft lights placed strategically along the pathways, casting long shadows that stretched across the polished grounds. Everything looked orderly, controlled, and distant from the chaos of the outside world.Lumi stepped out of the car slowly, her body weighed down by exhaustion. The events of the day had drained her more than she had expected, and now that she was finally back, she could feel the fatigue settling deeply into her bones.She walked toward the entrance, her movements slower than usual.“Today was too much,” she murmured quietly to herself.Her mind replayed everything that had happened, from the confrontation with Sophia to Malhart’s unexpected intervention, and then her visit to her father. Each moment felt vivid, as though it had just occurred seconds ago.When she stepped into the estate, she immediately noti

Within the long and successful history of Vander Incorporated, there had been many remarkable milestones, but what happened that day stood out as something entirely different. It was not just a successful launch or a profitable quarter. It was something explosive, something that shook the industry in a way that very few campaigns ever had.The product that had been released earlier that day had not only performed well, it had completely exceeded every expectation that had been set for it.Within hours, the entire stock allocated for pre-orders had been exhausted.The numbers continued to rise.The response from the market was overwhelming.Across multiple platforms, discussions about the product surged rapidly. People analyzed the campaign, shared it, and praised its execution. The marketing approach had struck a perfect balance between strategy and emotional engagement, making it impossible for the public to ignore.Soon, it climbed to the top of trending searches.Everyone wanted

By the time Lumi returned to the Vander estate, the night had already deepened into a quiet stillness. The compound, as always, reflected the disciplined lifestyle of its residents. Most of the lights were dimmed, and the usual hum of activity was absent.It had been a long day.After the overwhelming news at the office, Lumi had not expected to stay back, but Victoria and a few other colleagues had insisted on celebrating. What started as a small gathering had quickly turned into a lively karaoke session. There had been laughter, music, and an energy that Lumi had not felt in a long time.She had tried to decline at first.“I really should head home,” she had said earlier, glancing at the time.Victoria had immediately grabbed her arm.“Absolutely not,” she insisted. “Do you even understand what you did today? You are not going anywhere until we celebrate properly.”Another colleague had chimed in.“This is not a small achievement, Lumi. You need to relax for once.”Lumi had hesita

By the time Lumi opened her eyes, the world around her felt unfamiliar for a brief moment. Her vision was blurred, and a dull ache pulsed steadily through her head, making it difficult for her to focus.She blinked slowly, trying to adjust.The white ceiling.The faint smell of antiseptic.The quiet hum of medical equipment.It did not take long for recognition to settle in.“This place…” she thought.Her brows furrowed slightly as memory returned to her in fragments.The elevator.The dizziness.The fall.And then—Nothing.“I fainted,” she realized.She shifted slightly, wincing as the movement sent another wave of discomfort through her head.“It hurts,” she muttered softly.With some effort, she pushed herself up into a sitting position. Her body felt weak, as though all the strength had been drained from it. Even the simple act of sitting upright required more effort than she expected.“This is embarrassing,” she thought.Her mind replayed the moment she had collapsed at the offi

Lumi was finally discharged from the hospital on the third day, even though she had been medically cleared to leave the day before. The delay had not been due to any complication, but rather because Aaron had insisted that the doctor keep her under observation for an extra day. She had not been pleased about it, but she also knew arguing would not have changed anything, so she endured it in silence.As she stepped out of the hospital that morning, she took in a slow breath of fresh air, trying to shake off the lingering discomfort from her stay. Although it was still technically morning, the hours had already slipped by, and she knew there was no point heading to work anymore. Her body still felt weak, and Malhart had already granted her leave to rest.“I should just go home,” she thought to herself, accepting the situation.On her way back, her thoughts drifted to Elias. She remembered how he had come to visit her at the hospital, how he had sat with her and spoken in a calm, almo