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The Banker: An Alpha Male Dark Mafia Romance
“I don’t want to live that way,” she said dismissively.
“And I don’t want to worry about you.”
“Then don’t.” She looked up at me, her blue eyes identical to mine. “He says he regrets leaving…”
“Because we’re rich, Mother.” Sometimes my mother was naïve, despite the way she’d been betrayed. She wanted to see the good in people even when there was none there. “Of course, he regrets it. His two sons have founded the most lucrative banking company in the world.”
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Master Drake's Submissive
He pulls a handkerchief from his jacket pocket and mops his face, then walks around his desk and sits down in an armchair.
"A few years before my father passed away, he started living way too far beyond our means. Okay, we had famous clients and all that goes with it, but we couldn't really say we were rich. He started spending a lot on luxury cars and travel. I went to see him and asked what had changed, and he just said he'd found a much more profitable business. A year later, he fell ill with colon cancer, and was in terrible pain, getting thinner and thinner. On his deathbed, he confessed to me that he had a lot of regrets and that everything that had happened to him was a fair return, h
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Divorced Billionaire Ex-Wife's Revenge
His assets were frozen, his name disgraced, and his empire crumbled.
As I sat back in my chair, looking out the window at the city below, I couldn’t help but smile.
This is just the beginning.
You can't escape the wrath of a billionaire heiress.
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The Billionaire's Regret
It was only as Martin moved a bit that Louis could finally see who the figure was and as soon as he did, his heart jumped out of his chest.
“Draco!” He exclaimed and lowered his head immediately.
Seated before them was Mehdi King, dressed in a corporate suit with a cigar in his hand. His sharp jawline gave his features a frightening and dominating look, one that could make anyone writhe in fear. But, he always made sure to soften his features with a smile when he was faced with reporters and cameras.
Mehdi King was an unmarried billionaire who was only thirty-two years of age. At such a young age, he not only controlled a quarter of the country’s wealth, he also controlled over a thousand me
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The Billionaire's Regret
I was just a pawn in his game of power and profit.
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~ Alexander ~
The moment I heard her say "I do," a bitter taste settled in my mouth.
Elena Moretti. The daughter of my father’s enemy. Now my wife.
This wasn’t what I wanted. But my board insisted. My father insisted. A merger between the Drakes and the Morettis would solidify the company’s standing, put an end to the endless media drama, and attract investors tired of the ongoing scandal.
And here I was, tied to her.
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Divorcing the Ruthless Billionaire
I wasn't the man I used to be, but I wasn't a beggar either.
My father thought he had stripped me of everything when Rachelle took the majority stake in Santoro Global. He was wrong. A Santoro always has a "Plan B," and mine was a private equity fund in the Cayman Islands that even the International Crime Commission couldn't touch. I was still a billionaire, but now I was a ghost billionaire. A king without a public throne.
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My Boyfriend Rejected Harvard Offer, I Rejected Him
In my previous life, with all the money and care I could pour into him, he'd still died at thirty of a rare lymphoma.
This time, the alcohol, the resentment, and the manual labor were wrecking him twice as fast.
He coughed up blood sometimes when the fits got bad.
And in the haze of despair and liquor, fragments of his other life would flare up behind his eyes.
In those images, he'd been dragged into Harvard and had come out a billionaire.
Stacked against this, the regret was unbearable.
One night, Felix dragged himself home.
On the broken TV mounted on the wall, a business interview with me was playing.
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After Divorce, My Boss Made Me His Obsession
I muttered.
“Strategist,” he corrected.
Later, as a random series played in the background, I turned to him. “I saw the company’s stock rose ten percent already.”
He let out a long sigh. “Billionaires are twisted people. The moment they think something scandalous is happening, they start throwing money like it’s a sport.”
I chuckled. “So you’re saying chaos is profitable?”
“Apparently. I just hope it stabilizes soon so I can stop lying to my parents.”
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The CEO's Little Secret
He had revived the company and become a billionaire due to very smart business decisions.
Darien assumed that he had overcome the darkness in his life until he became clear how lonely he was despite all the money and adoration. He couldn’t date who he wanted for fear of negative public opinion. He was trapped in a gilded cage of his own making.
The billionaire thought of Zach again and that boosted his mood. He was on his way out of the darkness. With that in the mind, he sped through rereading all of his past works and took out his notebook.
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The Billionaire’s Bartered Bride
He hated when people put the lives of millions of people at risk just for their own gain.
"That's exactly what I thought, even if it's just a rumor we can't risk neglecting it until it is proven not to be true,"
"You know what to do right?"
"Yes Sir,"
"Good,"
"Good night sir, sorry for the disturb,"
"It's fine,"
He said and ended the call, he just hoped the rumors aren't true because if they were, he was just going to add it to the list of things he had done to help mankind that might be turned against him, people called him ruthless for buying out small and struggling firms and turning it into something better, they call him heartless for exposing corrupt men in the business world, he didn'
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Frequently Asked Questions
Billionaires, despite their wealth and power, often face profound regrets that stem from personal and professional choices. One common theme is the toll their ambitions take on relationships. I’ve read interviews where figures like Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos openly admit sacrificing family time for their companies, only to later wish they’d struck a balance. The loneliness at the top is real—imagine realizing too late that no amount of money can buy back missed birthdays or quiet moments with loved ones. Another regret? Betting on the wrong ventures. Even giants like Warren Buffett admit to costly mistakes, like passing on early tech investments. It’s fascinating how hindsight strips away the glamour, leaving raw introspection.
Then there’s the regret of legacy. Some billionaires pour fortunes into philanthropy, but others grapple with how they’ll be remembered. Take Bill Gates, who shifted from being the 'ruthless' Microsoft CEO to a global health advocate. Yet, critics still dredge up his past tactics. The weight of public perception can haunt them—like when Mark Zuckerberg faces scrutiny over Facebook’s societal impact. It’s a reminder that wealth doesn’t shield you from the human need for purpose and respect. Maybe that’s why so many turn to space or AI: a desperate bid to etch something positive into history before it’s too late.
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