Billionaire's Regret: Finding Her Novels & Stories

Robin’s irritation came through her sharp tone. “Robin, I’m sorry for not realizing this sooner so I could have saved us both the pain and heartache.” “Whatever.” “Have a good life.” “You can bet I will. You’re not the only billionaire I know. I’ll find someone who is better than you.” She hung up. Billionaire? Brooke sucked in a fast breath. Justin had mentioned he was rich, but… a billionaire? Her first instinct was to get angry and hateful. Once again, she discovered another secret that he withheld. What else had he lied about?

“Hey. Don't regret in the future because you were too proud to admit your feelings or at least show you care. Regret is one terrible bitch, and you shouldn't be a victim.” “Thanks.” I rose to my feet. “Where are you going?” She asked. “To go give him a call.” I exhaled softly. “Go, girl!” I dialled Lachlan's number. He hesitated before answering. I wondered if he was busy. “Lachlan?” I began in a soft tone. “Amelia?” she replied, sounding a bit startled. Was he busy? “Oh, sorry. Is it a bad time?” I asked. Suddenly, I heard a sharp crack followed by a low wince.

But I know that it's already too late for me to regret everything that happened though. I am already married to the ruthless billionaire, and I could never change that fact anymore. Well, not unless I travel back in time, which is not very possible to happen. "Wow. Kier Henderson must be the luckiest person to have such handsome and rich son-in-law. Finally, huh? A big catch. Henderson Company won't surely be back in the mud ever again. Afterall, our bride here has the ruthless billionaire by their side." The lady added while chuckling, and I didn't like seeing her happy face as well as her voice. So so much that I badly want to make a scene here by pulling her hair and smash her head right

Quera was filled with an unspeakable amount of regret! All of her fans have already stopped talking at this time. Seriously. These waves of slaps to their faces felt like a sharp blade that was repeatedly stabbing their hearts. They were still mocking others? Why didn’t they take a good look at themselves first? As for Cassandra, she was really shocked by the emergence of the fifteen million dollars figure. She really would not have imagined that the person who had always supported Felicity would actually be a millionaire. No wait, he was most likely a billionaire!

It flutters down and falls at his feet. " That's enough of an insult! You're free. I'll raise my child alone.” I turn and leave. Behind me, I hear Clara's voice. "Thank God you found out Son." I go outside. Air freezing. My phone buzzes. “GOLD DIGGER TRIES TO TRAP BILLIONAIRE WITH PREGNANCY” Views are increasing. One hundred. Five hundred. Two thousand.My reputation? Gone. I drop the phone. "I'm sorry, baby." Hand on my stomach. "We'll be okay. Just us."

Which meant either they wanted her to find the truth, Or they were absolutely certain the truth would help them more than it helped her. Serena wasn't sure which possibility was worse. As the market disappeared behind them and the city opened ahead, her phone vibrated one final time. A single message. No sender. No signature. Just three words. HE REGRETS EVERYTHING. Serena stared at the screen. Then slipped the phone back into her pocket. Because for the first time since this began, she wasn't chasing a system. She was chasing a ghost.

“While I was out here feeling guilty about the loss, thinking of ways to make things better, Sean was out there rekindling his love with the love of his life.” Jane exhaled sharply through her nose. “That man deserves every inch of the karma that’s coming.” I managed a bitter half smile. “He offered me some money and the house, but I refused. I want nothing to do with him anymore.” “Damn right,” Jane said. “You’re not taking scraps from someone who treated you like a temporary solution.”

My fingers went around her, and my head filled with a rushing sound, like I was trapped underwater and unable to get out. “You lost your womb?” She nodded, burying her face in my chest, soaking my shirt with tears I didn’t know how to answer to. My head filled with a rushing sound, like ocean waves crashing in a sealed bottle. Looking at her bent head, I wondered if this was my punishment for it. My billions couldn't buy Talia a new womb, and neither could all the diamonds or designer purses. “I'm so sorry, Talia. You don't understand how sorry I am.” I patted her shoulders, looking up when I heard footsteps.

Nicole I froze, for a moment, I wondered if I had heard him correctly. David Lockwood, the untouchable billionaire. The man whose pride was as legendary as his wealth, the man who had never begged anyone for anything in his life was standing there, begging me to save his daughter.

I grew up in an orphanage, believing I would never have a family of my own. Then I earned a scholarship to one of the country’s most prestigious universities, where I met Dominic Thomas—the billionaire heir and the love of my life. Despite his mother’s fierce disapproval, Dominic chose me. After his father’s death, we got married, and I believed our love could overcome anything. I was wrong. Just two years into our marriage, our once-perfect love began to crumble when I couldn’t give him the one thing he wanted most. A child. After a doctor declared me infertile, Dominic’s love turned into cold indifference. He brought his pregnant mistress into our home, handed me divorce pap