Rumah Miliarder Novels & Stories

The maids had informed them they preferred going with Serena. By the time they reached Estate 20, introductions were already done. The neighbors whispered among themselves. A group of elite, single ladies was gushing. “Oh, my god. He is so handsome!” “I know, my panties just broke!” “I heard he is a multi-billionaire.” “Too bad he said he is married.” “But who is his wife? He was probably joking.” “Yes, he also mentioned he has children, but he didn’t introduce any wife or children.” “But why buy a house with a playground if he doesn’t have kids?”

It turns out I'm really wealthy. See, when mom was young, her parents had a trust fund set up for her future. They never wanted her to work a day in her life but because mom is mom, she never even touched a penny of that money. Instead, she transferred the whole estate to my name. It doesn't end there. Not only have mom and dad been saving up through the years, but aunty Maggie left all her assets to me as well. So all three different estates are in my name. I literally went from being an average working class person to a millionaire over night. While I don't plan to change my lifestyle drastically, I do want to get a few things for myself because I do believe I deserve it. Starting with a f

They were only leaving the living room when they wanted to ease themselves. The mayor appeared and Nell stood at once," what did you find out?" "Mother, please sit. I'll explain what I find out to everyone," Carlton said and Nell sat. The three women in the room set their gaze keenly on him. "It's real. That man is a citizen of NorthHill. His personal assistant provided us with his birth certificate. The man owns the biggest company in our neighborhring cities; EastHill, SouthHill and WestHill. He only doesn't have a company here, he said it is because he didn't want to compete with the Alessandro's family company. He has the biggest companies in four continents; Africa, North America, South

“Yes, he ate all of it.” “Ow, that’s nice! It has been so wonderful having you here,” the nurse said. “You know, we once had a patient like that—a patient like Bowman’s son. Those patients are pretty hard to treat. Most of them end up starving themselves to death, and some take their own lives.” Mpumi was doing the dishes and listening attentively at the same time. “Thanks to you, we won’t be losing this patient. And think about the great publicity we’d get as soon as it goes public that we are taking care of the world’s richest man’s son. I’m not saying that I’ll leak this news, I won’t…”

“Not at all. But… there is a catch.” “A catch?” “Yes. You see, I have another secret I need to share with you.” His sparkling eyes let her know that she wasn’t going to get mad at him this time. “Besides hiding your identity from me, and the fact that you’re a billionaire, what other secret could you possibly have?” “Well, you see, before my father died, I was investing money in a housing project. After I took over my father’s company, I was able to purchase this particular housing project. I’ll be building houses all over the United States.”

Officer Miller offers his apologies before being cut off by his partner Pennet. “I’m sorry to dive into your personal life, Jessie, but I have to ask - it seems that you have funded your husband’s start-up of his career prior to his multi-millionaire status. Can you tell us how you obtained that money?” “It was an inheritance. I don’t see why that’s important,” I said, trying to keep my tone steady. My palms felt clammy against the hospital sheets, as the faint beeping of my heart monitor filled the silence that followed. “We’re going to get to that in just a moment,” Officer Miller replied, his voice calm but firm, like he was piecing together a puzzle I didn’t yet see.

It was like everything now was Richard, Richard , Richard. Gosh!! I rolled my eyes privately, leaving my suitcase by the stairs as I walked down the long, intimidating hallway. The walls were lined with expensive paintings and glass cases displaying vintage sports trophies. Richard Calloway was a legendary former athlete turned real-estate mogul, a ruthless billionaire who kept his personal life completely locked away from the media. I didn't know much about him other than what my mother told me, which was always wrapped in layers of absolute reverence. The kitchen opened up into a massive, state-of-the-art space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a private pool. It was completely emp

Ava said, she arched her brows, not sure if this was the same man that has have her stern jobs to do? "Where are you?, I'm hungry" he raised his brows and zoomed out of his big mansion. "I'm at home, good morning s… "Is my nanny at home too?" He smiles, praying deeply that she was still around. "Yes, she's preparing breakfast" Ava talked slowly. "Tell her, I'll be there" he dropped the call and drove crazily on the road. Overjoyed would be an understatement for his mood at the moment, he just seem to be the happiest person on Earth at the moment.

She raised her head with a smile. "It is," She giggled as she fought the urge to jump on him. It was a letter from Chris Williams inviting him to make a portrait of his mother but it would be done in his mansion. He is paying him Two billion dollars. Chris Williams is one of the most successful businessmen in Chicago "Do we leave this evening?" She asked giggling with excitement. "No, we start tomorrow. I have to get some stuff today and we are going grocery shopping." "Grocery shopping?" She furrowed her brows. "Why are we going grocery shopping?"

that wasn't long at all. They stopped at a large, magnificent gate and immediately, someone had come to open it and they drove into a massive estate. The grand entrance and manicured gardens took her breath away. He parked the car in the driveway and led her into the main mansion. Stepping inside, she marveled at the opulent foyer with its sparkling chandeliers and marble floors. Each room revealed a new facet of luxury—a private library filled with books, a state-of-the-art home theater, and an art gallery adorned with masterpieces. Outdoors, an infinity pool, tennis court, and serene walking trails offered leisure and tranquility.