All Chapters of THE BILLIONAIRE WHO WATCHED ME DIE(ENGLISH): Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Honey, would you like to come with me to the hospital?” Theariza asked. Today was the day she was supposed to meet Althea Montoya, her classmate back in college. It would be their first meeting again after so many years. “What are you going to do at the hospital, honey?” her husband, Alexander Huston, asked. “Didn’t we already talk about this before? We’ve been together for five years, but until now, we still haven’t been blessed with a child.” “Oh, and?” “Our waiting to have a child is finally over… This is our chance to finally have a baby, so when Mama and Papa come back, they won’t humiliate me anymore or call me a worthless woman.” Theariza had endured the Huston family’s cruelty toward her for years. She had grown up in an orphanage and had never known what it was like to have a family of her own. “Come on, honey. You still haven’t forgotten about that? It’s been a long time. You know that even if we never have a child, I still love you very much, honey. Don’t you trust me

“So… I’m going to take a shower first, sweetheart,” Althea said sweetly as she slowly pulled away from Alexander’s embrace. “Then I’ll head home to our house…” There was emphasis on the last words. Our house. Alexander smiled as he watched Althea’s figure slowly walk toward the bathroom. “Haha… okay, sweetie,” he replied. “But rest for a moment first. You might get tired from the trip.” Althea stopped at the bathroom door and looked back at him with a seductive smile. “Tired?” she repeated softly. “I was more exhausted from pretending earlier than from what we just did.” Alexander laughed. “That’s my girl,” he replied. “You’re good at acting. Even I sometimes believe you.” Althea raised an eyebrow slightly. “Sometimes?” she teased. Alexander stood up and approached her from behind. He gently wrapped his arms around her waist. “No…” he whispered near Althea’s ear. “Always.” The two fell silent for a moment. “You know,” Althea said again, her tone becoming more serious, “w

She stepped away, her hands trembling but her mind determined. “That won’t happen, Theariza!” Althea shouted. In an instant, Althea quickly grabbed the large decorative vase sitting on the table. It rattled slightly in her tight, desperate grip. Fear and anger were clearly mixed in her eyes. Before Theariza could even move— A powerful blow. A heavy, sharp sound echoed throughout the room as the vase struck her head. “Aaaarg…!” Theariza immediately clutched her head. Her vision blurred, and the entire room seemed to spin around her. She lost her balance, and her knees gradually weakened. She collapsed onto the cold floor. Her body struck the marble with a loud thud, followed by the sound of several pieces of broken glass falling from the shattered vase. Her world seemed to be filled with noise, which slowly faded into a deafening silence. As she lay helplessly on the floor, she felt warmth spreading from her head down toward her temple. Her breathing became slow and heavy, an

“Hello…” Theariza answered from the other end of the line. Her voice was soft, as though she had just come out of deep thought. “Hey, best! Where are you?” Althea immediately asked. “Are you okay now? Mr. Alexander called me and said that you fainted earlier, so you weren’t able to make it to our discussion.” There was slight concern in her voice. “I’m here at the hospital now. Are we still going through with the surrogacy? You’re not going to send me back to the States, are you? Gosh, I’m really going to be upset with you if you do that, best.” She tried to keep her voice light, but beneath it was a mixture of excitement—and perhaps a deeper reason that only she knew. Theariza fell silent for a moment. She stared into the distance, as though those simple words had suddenly placed a heavy weight on her chest. Surrogacy. The word that could give her hope for the dream she had longed for. “Huh?” she let out a faint sigh. “I-I’m coming… just wait for me inside the lobby.” She d

Alexander honked the horn before finally starting the car and slowly driving away from the mansion’s grand gate. Theariza entered the mansion with the smile she had dreamed of for so long—a smile filled with hope, unaware of the secret slowly unfolding behind her. Meanwhile, inside the car… The road was quiet. The lights from the streetlamps along the road passed through the windows, occasionally illuminating their faces. “Sweetie… are you okay?” Alexander asked Althea tenderly as he gently took her hand. He gave it a slight squeeze, as though he didn’t want to let go. Althea slowly turned toward him. There was a strange sparkle in her eyes—a mixture of excitement and desire. She smiled… a smile capable of melting any man. “It’s so hard to pretend that you mean nothing to me when you’re right in front of me, sweetheart…” she whispered softly as she gently caressed the back of Alexander’s hand. “How long do we have to keep pretending?” Alexander sighed before giving her a faint