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She sounded disappointed. “They are not,” I lied. I had more than that because not only was I a lawyer, but I also invested in many companies. I have many companies in African countries, so I have more than a billion. I couldn't invest in the company when it went broke because Ethan suggested, we let shareholders and investors help us as it would make our company more popular with the bankruptcy scandal. “I can't believe this, I took five million, not for me but for the baby, and you're here threatening to take me to the police,” she pretended to sob. I knew the games Cassie played, so I didn't buy this one.

Thank you so much for finishing this book. It's not my best work. And I am not really proud of it. But I think it helped me grow a bit as an author and for that, I am very grateful to this book. Hope I didn't screw up the ending like I did with When My Husband Regretted. If you want to read a fun read with lots of drama, do check out The Billionaire's Wrong Revenge. Thank you so much again!

I have been trying my very best to avoid her. Not able to concentrate any more on the novel I am reading titled "The Billionaire's Unwanted Bride", which is somehow related to what is about to happen to me, I drop the book. I picked this book up from the bookshop I went to yesterday because of the title. I am going to be a billionaire's wife too very soon and I am also unwanted. I want to know what happened to the billionaire's bride who was unwanted by the billionaire. Getting to where the billionaire was treating her harshly made my heart sink so low that I feel like the same thing is going to happen to me too.

"Easy for you to say. What do you elusive billionaires do anyway? I am curious now. What exactly do you guys do other than attending meetings?" Bash raised his eyebrow in a questioning look. "Elusive billionaires?" I nod my head. "There's no clear explanation about your work in those novels I read. Let's hear out. What do you do?" "By novels, you mean the one you and Shalini read about how a normal girl married to a billionaire and taught him how to love?"

She remembered back then that he could buy a jewelry worth even fifty million dollars for Irene. She stared at him and let out a cold laugh. "So your company can't get you that amount?" Jeff's face flushed and he looked away for a moment before meeting her eyes again. "My company was going bankrupt before I inherited my grandfather's business. I'm afraid it's that bad." The admission seemed to cost him something and Claire felt a flicker of satisfaction at seeing him humbled. "Well, sorry about that but I can't help you either." She said and turned to leave.

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.”

Three months after she received the contract and her book was published, her debut novel was ranked as a bestseller in New York. The Billionaire's Path to Revenge was the title of her debut novel. It was the story of a man who became the most prominent businessman in his city, only to take revenge on the wealthy family that killed his entire family. His plans start to falter when he realizes that he is in love with the daughter of his family's murderer. Thanks to the sales of the book, which was still selling well and becoming famous, she did not have to worry about financial matters. "No need to apologize," Laura patted her shoulder, then leaned towards Sandra. "Instead of that, I have an o

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.

“If Hales Mining collapses, it hits all of us!” “I expected a congratulations,” I say, dead flat. “But I guess that’s my mistake.” “This isn’t a game! Millions are at stake!” “Then work harder,” I growl— and hang up. The phone hits the back seat. For a moment, the car feels too small. Too tight. My Grandfather was right, greed really does run in Hales blood. They don’t care unless it benefits them. They never have. I look down at the folder again.

Talking to her always had that effect on him. It had been six years since they had met again at business school, and yet every conversation still left him feeling strangely warm inside. Daniel stood and walked toward the large window overlooking the glittering skyline. From the outside, his life looked perfect. Daniel Carter. The youngest billionaire in the city. The heir and current head of the Carter Conglomerate. Yet his name rarely appeared in the media. His face had never been published in the news. He preferred it that way. And most importantly…