Gary E Stevenson Billionaire Novels & Stories

She was being mocked or pitied and she did not want any of these. So, she left. She left the city and all it's people back. ....After three months... "It's been three months since the death of the only heir of the multibillion dollar X complany. The chairman and the grandfather of the deceased Gael Greyson donated a huge amount to many charities. Gael Greyson was ...." The Tv was turned off showing that the person was the not anymore interested in knowing about the case. It's been three months but still this news was everywhere and on every channel.

The way he effortlessly played along in front of her family gave her nothing short of a princess’ treatment. However, Aspen had her own pride and did not want to deceive her family, so she told the truth, "Dad, Mom, don't listen to him talking nonsense. At most, I'm just an employee—the wealthy one is him. He opened a company in Blumedale that's now worth nearly 60 billion." The Stevens family members collectively gasped when they heard the amount. Each of them felt their heart skip a beat.

I stood outside the courthouse, inhaling the fresh air of being single. “You are finally a free woman,” Laura said, smiling. Just then, my phone beeped, and I looked at the message. It was from my dad. “Come straight home. Mr Steve Greyson, the CEO of Grey Empire, seeks to speak to you.” Steve Greyson? The same man who had made the headlines several times for bringing a trend in the fashion world. Why would the most feared and ruthless billionaire in New York City be at my house, seeking to speak to me?

But clearly, why would I pay attention to them when I had a big offer waiting out there for me? They were always a great inconvenience to my life, but well, was there anything better than being a billionaire? Of course not. Whenever the journalists felt the need to attack me with questions, my bouncers were always there to guard me out of their proximity. Soon, we reached my car. I hopped into the backseat, fastened my seat belt. Another good thing about being a billionaire was you never had to talk. Gesturing with the eyes, snapping the fingers, clearing the throat, would do the trick. And right now, a snap of my fingers got my driver to start the car.

Apparently Mr Gordon asked him if he knew the person they would be choosing for the #1 Billionaire title, they were all in this together. Mr Gordon was a 30 year old young entrepreneur, he was nominated to be among the list of Billionaires to compete, unlike Xavier who was into companies and real estate investment with stocks and shares, Mr Gordon owns about four schools all around San Francisco, and he roughly has a net worth of $200billion so he was among the entrepreneurs competing also. Mr Gordon thought of owning his company and that will cause him a lot of money to fund before he can start earning from it, and this would reduce his chances of winning, that was why he called Xavier up t

He was the man from last night—the one who nearly took me away. He stood calmly in front of a swarm of reporters, his face as stern as ever. His sharp eyes and chiseled jaw gave him an aura of power and arrogance. He spoke with authority, every syllable drawing me in, my eyes glued to his striking face. Adrian Foster—the CEO of the Foster Group. Possessing unimaginable wealth and a mysterious identity. His net worth was estimated at over 500 billion dollars. No one could calculate his true fortune—it was simply too vast, spanning nearly the entire universe.

Kenneth shook Taylor's hand, saying, "Are you in college, Taylor? What course are you taking." "Civil Engineering," Taylor responded. "He is Governor Carrington's grandson," Charlie added. Kenneth furrowed his brow. He did not respond and simply typed something on his laptop. After a while, he said, "Douglas Carrington, with an estimated net worth of ten billion dollars, has a nut plantation as his highest income-generating business. He is also known for his nature preservation campaigns. As for your father, Grayson West, he has offshore investments worth millions. Not bad."

The girl’s expression mirrored Mila’s own—sharp, observant, unyielding. The television overhead buzzed with the latest news: “Carson Corp faces a financial crisis. Rumors suggest that Madison Carson, the now heir, may soon marry Lowe Sterling, potentially securing a partnership with Sterling Inc. No official confirmation has been made.” Mila tightened her grip on the chopsticks, her eyes betraying the coldness she felt inside. Five years had passed, and though the mall around her was more prosperous, it was still Lowe's world.

She herself was like Layla once she was from a poor Village in Namibia and just a chance encounter with a billionaire she is now married to him staying in a multi billion dollar property life was really something. Linda quickly brought in their snacks and walked so not to disturb them. " Here are the snacks feel free to help yourself, I just want to eat something quickly before we start our session" Melody explained to her. " No feel comfortable I do not mind at all. I heard your husband saying you also studied medicine but you never practiced would you mind sharing why." Melody laughed a little. " Giovanni is a possessive man who does not want to share with anyone, in medicine you work fo

“But not to watch your show.” Vivian’s smile faltered. “I will have company.” With my rich boyfriend.” She laughed out loud, the sound echoing in the corridor. “Rich? Boyfriend?” “He is a significant business executive in New York. Heir to a substantial fortune,” I continued to lie, feeling my stomach turn. I needed her to feel a minimum of doubt. “Really?” The lines on her face drew into pure incredulity. “I am anxious to meet him.” For a moment, Vivian stood still, frozen in front of me. She was trying to assimilate the idea that I could have something of value. Then, she turned her feet and walked away, taking the news to the campus.