Todos los capítulos de Fakely Inlove With The Billionaire: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

“She’s watching us right now,” Jessica whispered, staring at the message.Christian’s hands tightened around the phone. “How does she always know exactly what’s happening?”“Cameras,” Lira said quietly. “She’s had this house monitored for months, long before Ellison’s arrest.”“We swept the entire house already,” Christian said. “Found every device.”“Not every one,” Lira said. “Sarah’s equipment is different. Harder to detect. She learned from watching Ellison’s mistakes.”Jessica felt sick, remembering every private conversation, every moment of fear and hope shared inside these walls, all of it potentially watched and recorded.“Why would Sarah do any of this?” Jessica asked. “She helped expose corruption. She seemed genuinely committed to justice.”“Justice was never her real goal,” Lira said. “Control was. Every scandal she helped expose removed a competitor, someone standing in the way of her own influence.”“What influence?” Christian demanded. “She’s a journalist.”“She’s much

“Nobody move,” Christian said quietly, his hand finding Jessica’s arm in the darkness.Felix fumbled for his phone, the small light barely cutting through the thick black around them.“This isn’t a power outage,” he whispered. “Someone cut the main line deliberately.”Jessica’s heart pounded as she pressed close to Christian, fear crawling up her spine.“Security,” Christian said into his radio, keeping his voice low. “We have a blackout inside Felix’s office. Move in now.”Static crackled through the radio, no response coming through.“They’re not answering,” Christian said, tension sharpening his voice.Footsteps echoed somewhere near the door, slow and deliberate.“Who’s there?” Christian demanded, positioning himself protectively in front of Jessica.No answer came, only the soft sound of movement drawing closer.Felix’s phone light swung toward the door, catching a shadow just before it disappeared behind a filing cabinet.“There,” Felix whispered.Christian moved carefully, his

“We need to move her right now,” Christian said, already reaching for his mother’s hand. “Immediately.”“I don’t understand,” Eleanor said, fear creeping into her confused expression. “Move where?”“Somewhere safe,” Christian said gently, though urgency sharpened his voice. “Please, trust me.”Jessica turned to Dr. Patterson. “How quickly can she be discharged?”“This isn’t standard procedure,” Dr. Patterson said, though alarm was building on her face too. “But given what you’ve just shown me, I understand the urgency.”“Sarah could already be moving,” Felix said, checking his phone anxiously. “If she knows we’re here, she knows exactly how much time she has left.”Christian knelt beside his mother’s chair, taking her trembling hands gently in his own.“I know this is confusing,” he said softly. “I know you barely remember me. But I need you to trust me right now. Someone dangerous is coming, and I won’t let her hurt you again.”Eleanor studied his face carefully, something shifting b

Jessica stared at the message, uncertainty twisting through her chest.“Christian,” she said carefully, “Sarah’s saying your mother was hiding something too. About this house, about that night.”Christian turned toward Eleanor, conflict evident on his face. “Is that true?”Eleanor’s expression shifted, fear and guilt flickering behind her tired eyes.“I don’t know what she means,” Eleanor said quietly, though her voice trembled slightly.“Please,” Christian said gently. “Whatever it is, I need to know everything now. We can’t afford more hidden truths.”Eleanor sat down slowly on an old chair, her hands folding tightly in her lap.“I came here that night looking for something,” she admitted finally. “Proof, actually. About what your father had been hiding from me for months.”“What proof?” Jessica asked.“I suspected he was having an affair,” Eleanor said quietly. “With Daniella’s mother, actually. I found letters, small hints that something was happening behind my back.”Christian’s

“We need to move Jessica somewhere completely secure,” Christian said the moment they reached the cars. “Tonight, before the shareholder meeting tomorrow.”“Running only delays the problem,” Felix said carefully. “If Sarah’s planning something for the meeting itself, hiding Jessica away doesn’t stop her from executing whatever she’s prepared.”“Then what do you suggest?” Christian demanded.“We go to the meeting,” Jessica said suddenly, determination hardening her voice despite the exhaustion pulling at her body. “All of us. Together, with everything we’ve uncovered tonight.”“That’s incredibly risky,” Christian said. “If she’s planning something public, walking directly into it—”“Gives us control over the narrative instead of hiding from it,” Jessica interrupted. “Exactly like we did with Ellison’s trial. We expose her first, before she can twist anything against us.”Christian studied her carefully, clearly torn between protective instinct and recognizing the strength in her plan.