How Did Billy Loomis Have A Daughter Novels & Stories

Over the years, Billy believed he had fulfilled his role, neither treating Esther exceptionally well nor poorly. However, when conflicts arose between Esther and Liliane, Billy prioritized Liliane's protection. Given a choice between his biological daughter and his adopted daughter with no blood ties, Billy selfishly leaned toward his own flesh and blood. He didn't think he deserved blame for that; he was no saint, just an ordinary man and father. His true affections naturally belonged to Liliane, his biological daughter, a sentiment common to many.

It wouldn't be comparable to what Billy had been fighting for all this time. Billy is still busy repairing his image after Carol just destroyed his shares, he has to start from scratch and look for a start-up company to work with. Of course that annoyed Billy, he had spent his whole life being on top and was destroyed so easily by his daughter. "How?" Billy said. "I'm still watching her but I think that girl rarely comes to her mother's place, isn't this the right time to carry out your plan?" William said. "Yes, but before that, make sure that the girl ate our bait, and don't let that damn kid find out about this, I misjudged him, he's no longer a kitten, he's growing into a lion," Billy sa

“I thought I saw someone. Was probably just my imagination.” “Maybe not. Doom certainly isn’t a normal town.” “You are right Dad. I am not sure how to say this but I have this idea this town is keeping people trapped here.” William just sit looking at him. “Where is Gia, Dad?” Billy finally managed to ask but still feel uneasy. Especially now that he said her name. “Who are you talking about Billy?” “My wife,” William again just sit looking at him. “Please answer me Dad.” “I didn’t know you were married. Remember the last contact we had was the day you went to jail. The same day your mother died. That day I washed my hands off you.”

"Who dares cause trouble at my daughter's birthday party?!" Jess looked as if she had seen a savior and immediately rushed toward him, crying. "Aaron! You're finally back! This bitch hit us! Save us!" Clarisse cried out as well, "Daddy! This bad woman bullied Mommy and me! Punish her and that illegitimate child!" Under everyone's gaze, Aaron slowly turned his head, and his eyes locked onto me.

My heart thudded so hard it hurt, the sound of her fall still echoing in my head. “You’re okay, baby. Mommy’s got you,” I whispered, brushing her hair from her face. A scrape on her knee, but no swelling. Thank God. I reached down with one hand, grabbing the iPad that had clattered against the stairs. The screen was still lit, a bright rectangle against the polished floor. That’s when I saw it. A message banner stretched across the top, bold and impossible to ignore: You think you can betray me and get away with it? You gave Lily the will, you helped her take back what I had. That was your last mistake. Next time, I won’t just come for you—I’ll come for your daughter too.

... Billy Stone glared at me like I was the worst kind of criminal. "You killed Alicia and left her in pieces. I'll make you feel her pain," he spat, rolling up the car window. Beasts tore into me, ripping out my insides. I died in agony. When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the day his mom got kidnapped. "Isabel, what do we do? We have to save Mom!" sobbed my sister-in-law, Emily Stone. "Where is Billy? Where did he go?"

She was throwing money away. There was also a detailed financial record. How Sera falsified accounts. How she embezzled from the Montgomery family's business partners. How she jumped into that investment scam just to prove she was better than Brielle, and how she knew they would ask for Brielle to take her place. The memorial exploded. Guests went from solemn to shocked, from shocked to angry. Someone was interrogating Alistair. Someone was calling a lawyer. Someone shook their head and walked out.

Money was already scarce, and she wasn’t about to waste it on an ungrateful child. Unfortunately, the institution was a scam. Once the money went in, it never came back out. When Mom threw one of her usual tantrums, several burly men beat her and tossed her outside. She never dared go back again. Only then did she finally realize that I had guaranteed her previously comfortable life. She began frantically calling and messaging me, even asking where I worked so she could come find me. However, Mira blocked every attempt. I had worked in Halcyon City for five years, and Mom didn’t even know which city I lived in.

He asks me quietly and I look up, my mouth hanging open with words that won't come out. "Cut the crap Billy, we all saw the parade of girls' you went through when we first moved in." She sneers at him. "Do you really expect us to believe you've suddenly changed because you're screwing my daughter?" "Honestly, I don't give a shit what you believe." Billy snaps at her. Squeezing my hand he pulls me to sit down on a chair, standing by my side like a guard and turning to look at his dad. "It wasn't like she said dad, yes I was angry you moved her in and the previous girls were because of that, but they all knew what it was about. I wouldn't have tricked them and I didn't trick Elsie."

Trista’ POV “Billy,” I said, grabbing him by the shoulders and kneeling down to eye level. “What were you doing, coming all the way down here like this on your own?” We were safely inside the building now, out of Liam’s sight. But my heart was hammering in my chest. Liam wasn’t supposed to see Billy! What if he got suspicious? Recognized him as his son? “I told you,” Billy said in a small voice. “I heard you and I snucked out.”