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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

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.

Meet Marie Rodrigo. 22-year-old girl born and raised in Texas who moved to New York after High School. Works as the CEO's assistant at Alan Establishment. Has been working at Alan Establishment for a year now and loves her job. Meet Karter Allan. 33-year-old man, the youngest self-made billionaire in America. Owner and Founder of Allan Establishment. Known for being somewhat of a playboy and a cruel boss. What happens when Marie has an encounter with her big bad boss Karter? Will Karter start to feel attracted to Marie, can Marie break down his walls and find out why he has such trouble committing? Read The Billionaire to find out.

“I’ll cut all connections with him and his companies. I only give my word once. If someone betrays it, they’ll never regain my trust.” “You truly are a wise man, Silvanus,” Yve said, her tone laced with admiration. “No wonder you’re the best among all billionaires.” Aeliana, from her peripheral vision, caught Yve glancing at her before leaning closer to whisper something to Silvanus.

That ominous feeling was growing stronger. She brushed it off casually: "Why ask such meaningless questions?" "Fair enough. Let's change it then—would you leave me now if I lost all my money?" Arabella thought seriously and said, "I have money, I can support you." Reginald's brows furrowed slightly. "How much money is that?" "One hundred and fifty-six million." Reginald let out an amused snort. "Yet you managed to accumulate so much wealth? You didn't spend everything I've given you over the years?"

The question is: Why the hell is he acting like this now? My phone buzzed on the coffee table—a text from Ilay. Ilay: Dinner tonight? There is a new place and I wanted to take you there. “The other billionaire?” Chloe asked, and I nodded. “My friend, I wish I were you. I let out a frustrated groan, collapsing onto the sofa next to her. "Don't. It's not a blessing; it's a curse. One is a straightforward, handsome man who wants to take me to nice dinners and doesn't play games. The other..." I gestured wildly toward the window, "...is a brooding, emotionally constipated CEO who expresses his feelings through floral terrorism and vehicular stalking!"

Laila explains relaxing her head on her desk. “Well why give her a contract if you don’t wanna work with her?”Xavier asked,Laila lifted her head up and looked over at Xavier blowing on the loose strand of her hair away from her face. “Well her book was well written and her storyline is interesting”Laila groans. “Well what’s her book about?”Mike curiously asked. “It’s about an arrogant billionaire that detest women but later fell in love with an orphan”Laila explains as they all nodded their heads in approval of the storyline.

"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?"

“I was never safe. I was convenient.” Margaux turned then, eyes sharp, mouth curved in something that might have been regret if regret had ever touched her. “You mistake freedom for chaos. I gave you structure.” “You gave me fear,” Vivienne replied. Her voice surprised her with its steadiness. “You taught me how to anticipate punishment.” Margaux sighed, as if tired by the conversation. “Love has made you dramatic.” “Love made me honest.” The word hung between them, fragile and defiant. Margaux walked to the desk, picked up a thin folder, and slid it across the surface. “Daniel Carter’s firm is insolvent as of this afternoon. Temporary freezes become permanent very quickly.”