Billionaire Brothers Novels & Stories

“His clients don’t dare complain, even if there are problems. And don’t worry—I’m not here to ask for help trafficking anything. I’m here for clean business. I need a way to move my goods without losing half to the feds or the sea.” I narrowed my eyes.“Where’d you hear about us? You don’t strike me as a man in our field. You look like some spoiled trust fund brat playing at business.” He smiled faintly. “You’re not entirely wrong, but not entirely right. My father’s a billionaire, a businessman in Texas, but he’s been in a coma for four years. I’ve been running his empire since. My brother was supposed to take over, but he died years ago. After that, my mother divorced my father, blaming him

Suzie, Trina, and I all opted for the pedicures first. “Do you live like this all the time?” Suzie asked, looking around. “No,” I giggled. “I get my nails and toes done once a month, but I’m not hanging out in a spa weekly, and I’m definitely not jetting away to a private island every weekend.” “But your family does have a lot of money, right?” Trina queried. “Yes, they are millionaires,” I advised. “Zander’s brother and grandfather are billionaires. His grandfather, Carrington, is in the top 10 richest people in the USA.”

A sigh left his lips as he wanted to speak, "After this, you may think of me as a horrible person but everything I did and sacrificed for was for my family's benefit. Nobody knows this but I'm going to tell you because you are the most reasonable and sane Carson family member, Mini is my sister and we are related by blood," Valerie's mouth opened slowly in horror. She looked like the blood on her face had been drained by what she heard. "My father owned thirty percent of Carson Innovations ownership, but he was swindled by Alex's father and so think of everything that is happening with the Carson Innovation empire as a coup. A coup that my elder sister started," Valerie motioned for him to c

I thought he'd lost his mind. But I looked at him standing there, really looked, at the way he carried himself now, easy and certain in a way he'd never been as a kid who couldn't finish a sentence without apologizing for taking up space. I thought back through every visit over the last few years, the small shifts in how he talked, how he stood, things I'd noticed and filed away without ever putting them together. He'd actually done it. And if it was true, if he really had eight companies spanning that much ground, then my brother was the mystery billionaire who'd landed third on Forbes last year. The one nobody could get a name or a face for. S.

She had even founded her own cosmetics company, which had become the number one brand in the market. In fact, my mother was now wealthier than her husband, the same man who had once been named the richest businessman in the world by Elite Magazine. I sat there in stunned silence, struggling to process the life my mother had built without me. My older brother, Louis, was now the owner of Heart Consortium, a successful conglomerate that had made him a household name in the business world. My second brother, Henry, had become the CEO of his own company. And my third brother, David, had started his own shipping company, which was quickly becoming one of the most profitable in the industry.

I sometimes forget that Aaron is a billionaire now. I forget that he has enough money to buy peace, silence, comfort—things I had to work double shifts to taste. That while I struggle to make ends meet, my brother collects luxury real estate the way kids collect trading cards. How many properties does he even own by now? I shook the thought away. I didn't have any room in my brain for envy, not when I was still toting around the weight of the look on his face when he'd said, I've done things I'm not proud of.

I ran out with no care for the other girls and boarded a taxi to the house. When I got to the apartment. It was damn cold. The warmer broke down and there was no light. I couldn’t afford the light bills so as with other home maintenance. I couldn’t afford to live in better shape. I went online to search for him with the last name Cuban. I still had the card with me and found out his name was Adrian Cuban. What! He was a fucking billionaire and had his businesses all over the world. I went deeper to find out he had three brothers and they’re all married.

"Well it isn't a new thing to notice that your sister talks a lot of bullshit, things that would never come to pass. I told you Lilian no matter what you do your family will never be part of mine." I reminded her of what I said to her on the day of my brother's burial. " It past five years, Mr knight. The issues we had had to have been resolved. "Lillian said. "Of course it solved. I just told you I was interested in getting to your shameless daughter of yours. I don't fall in love and if I eventually do fall, I know it wouldn't be your sister." I said. "Then you two should end it if you don't want her." His wife joined.

How many more super-rich families were even in this school? I grabbed my bag and went back to Poppy and Elodie, who were waiting outside. I joined them at the table. “Why do you look like you saw a ghost?” Poppy asked, stuffing her mouth with her weird post-lunch salad. “It’s going to rain,” Elodie mumbled, looking up at the grey sky. “Did you guys know the Glass brothers are direct relatives of the billionaire Glass twins?” I asked. “Duh. That’s why they were dubbed the Glass brothers, too,” Poppy said.

With his appetite for risk and penchant for innovation, he pushed the boundaries of what was possible, transforming the Beckham Empire into a global powerhouse of creativity and innovation. And then there was Rio, the youngest brother, eager to make his mark on the family business. With his fresh perspective and youthful enthusiasm, he brought a sense of energy and vitality to the Beckham Empire, driving it forward into new and uncharted territory. Together, the Beckham brothers presided over a vast and diverse economic empire, spanning industries as varied as finance, technology, entertainment, and beyond. From skyscrapers to casinos, from luxury resorts to cutting-edge research facilities,