Billions Book Novels & Stories

Of course, if she had a job and saved that one billion for the future. Joshua, though, was magnificent when he said something that, to him, was insignificant but, to Clarice, was enormous. "Well, I'm a billionaire, Baby. That amount of money isn't the biggest for me."

I gave him a hug. Dad never failed to show the best that he can in raising me even he encountered a lot of hard times doing that. Well, what can you expect? Being a billionaire's only child is never easy. Kidnap for ransom is the most common threat in my life that I had experienced and the reason that leads to traumatic experiences I least wanted. “But Dad, you said that you want me to be happy. Isn't it absurd for you to decide whom I'm going to marry?” I asked him in a low tone of voice.

I sat up immediately, the way you sit up when a soldier bark at you. A billionaires? That's a big one and the first I've ever heard of since I began working for him. " A billionairess, you say," I licked my lips. " Are you for real?" SPENDING nodded. " She's not just any billionairess, she deals with dollars not our currency." " Wow, a white woman," I was excited. " Does this means I get to join the boys abroad?"

Curiosity got the best of me and I can’t help but ask, “Golden Boys?” She turned to face me surprising me with the intensity that she had in her eyes as she explained, “The heirs of the top billionaires of the world. They cover almost everything. From food to transportation, banks, the list just goes on and on.” “Wow,” Brie replied with amusement. “You’re lucky, Eve.”

“I was shaking. I didn’t want you to see, but I was terrified. That number… 1 billion dollars. I thought, ‘What the hell am I doing?’” Theodore gave a soft hum of agreement. “And I thought, ‘She’s going to say no.’ I watched you with that pen in your hand, and for a second, I thought you’d walk away.” “I almost did,” she admitted, staring back up at the stars. “But then I thought of Chris. His tiny hands, his smile even when he was in pain. I couldn’t walk away. I couldn’t afford to.” The silence stretched between them, heavy with the weight of memory.

“It’s clear you are getting rid of people who know about your wife's disappearance which still links to you. It's like you have some sick twisted plan.” “What twisted plan? I love my wife,” I said. He laughed. “Everyone knows your marriage was a contract. Maybe you don’t want to pay the money.” Everyone? No one was ever that jobless. I laughed back. “Five million dollars?” He looked confused. “I'm guessing I just spilled. You weren't aware of the deal. It was five million dollars. I’m worth billions. My wife and I love each other. We ended that contract a long time ago.”

Thomas asked from the Bowery, his voice filled with the wisdom of a new era. ​"You don't own the story until you’re willing to let someone else live in the margins." ​The "Billionaire's Debt" was truly gone. We were no longer paying for the past. We were Investing in the Infinite. And the second book was already beginning to print at the L1 Lagrange point.

I instructed. "Yes, President," he replied as he made a slight bow before taking his leave. I took a deep breath trying to calm my raging nerves. The next few days were going to be tough for the company. And one wrong move could jeopardize all our efforts and I couldn't afford for that to open. Being poor wasn't a good thing. Yes, I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth but at some point, the company had also experienced rock bottom. I didn't want a hard life for myself, for Amelia, and most especially, my children.

he replied as he hurriedly signed the paper. The nurse collected the paper and his name caught her attention. “Oh my god sir,are you Mr Brian Losey,” she asked in excitement. “Can I see her now?”Brian replied, ignoring what the nurse just said. “Yes sir”she said as she hurriedly took him to Emily's room,she knew there was only one Brian Losey in the country,one of the most influential billionaires in the country. Emily laid on the hospital bed,with a drip on her hand. She was shocked when she saw Brian walk into the room. She remembered asking the doctor to call Brian,but she didn't think he was going to come.

"There are three punishments for you, Uncle Louis. First, you have to pay compensation to Mommy. One billion dollars." Sky's head was pushed forward. "How much is it?" "One billion dollars." "One billion dollars?" Sky repeated in disbelief. "Didn't you say it wrong?" Summer shook her head lightly. "No." "Do you know how much that is?" "I know." Summer lowered her head. With her tiny fingers, she started counting. "One billion has 6 zeros." "That's a million, Summer." "I mean, 9 zeros," the toddler corrected quickly. "That's why one billion is a thousand times one million dollars. Right, Mommy?"