Saved By A Cruel Billionaire Novels & Stories

Remember her scared, innocent look, makes me very happy, many times I can't stop, but in the morning when I wake up, I realize that I got the wrong person last night, Ramma Aubrey doesn't want to believe that he betrayed Ling Ling, so it can only be Orla Lazy seducing him. This he is really a bad guy, and people like this will sooner or later meet retribution, only later will he know what is called the opposite of happiness and suffering. After a while he came to his company, not interested in his private life. Coming to Aubrey city, he is a Ramma Aubrey holding thousands of lives in his hands, the CEO of the top company in the country.

Anna sneered, "You're a person who really doesn't know any better. Before you were beaten. If I hadn't saved you, do you think you would have survived until now? I'm afraid you would have died in the street in pain!" "I not only saved you and sent you to the hospital, but also helped you pay all the medical bills. Seeing that you have no money to eat, I took pity on you and gave you some money, but you kidnapped me." "Anyway, I am your savior, right? But how do you treat your savior?" "Savior?" Bruce sneered. "If it weren't for your father to be bewitched by that bitch Nicole, would she have had the courage to hire a murderer to beat me?"

I asked and everyone, literally, everyone looked at me as if I had just landed from another planet. “You don’t know who Adrien Russell is?” Racheal asked and I shook my head. “You must be living in caves to not know him. He is the most handsome, single billionaire in the states. He will soon take over his father’s business of restaurants and hotels all over the world.” Megan explained and I stood there shocked. So the person who helped me and saved my life yesterday, was a freaking billionaire. No wonder the management of the lodge gave him so much importance. “But I highly doubt that now. Seeing that his and his family's reputation is at stake. I never knew he was such a player.” Hannah sho

The last time I spoke to the doctor, I was warned that if Aaron didn't get a surgical operation within the next four weeks, he would be at risk of dying. The burden to raise the money for his surgery fell solely on my shoulders, and his mother wasn't taking it easy on me at all as she told everyone who cared to listen that I was the reason behind her son's misfortune. She never accepted me as her daughter-in-law, anyways. When I first saw news of an unknown billionaire who needed a woman to bear a child for him through surrogacy, I had applied nonchalantly, without any expectations. Early this morning, a strange number called me, informing me of my scheduled interview with Mr D, the billion

A smirk tugged at my lips, though inside I felt a dark satisfaction rising. So that’s it. She’s willing to sell herself for money. For just five hundred dollars. Pathetic. So cheap. And exactly what I wanted. “As I said earlier,” I replied, my tone low and mocking, “I don’t do charity. You’ve to earn it.” I thought she was joking. But then her trembling hands slid to the edge of her dress, and before I could second-guess her, the fabric began to fall. One piece at a time. Slow. Hesitant. Almost defiant.

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After this was discovered, Ian was unwilling to watch his wife die so he gathered every bit of his savings just so she could receive the best medical attention and it worked. Eli was born healthy, Ava stayed alive but one thing changed, they got way poorer than they ever had. Like everything else, they were determined to overcome this and they almost did but then another tragedy struck when Ian suffered a work accident at his construction job. He was given a few weeks off of work, but after these weeks were over and his legs did not heal fully, he was laid off. As Ava watched her family sprawled on the bed, all happy and giggly, she hoped that she could keep them that way forever.

“You think I didn’t know about Dylan? About the surgery? I knew. I knew every step. I wanted to see how far you’d go to forget me.” I was so angry, I could barely breathe. “I didn’t want to forget you. I wanted to survive you.” His eyes flicked, sharp and almost amused. “And now you’re here. Playing assistant in a company I own. Sleeping in a life I designed.” I felt sick. “You didn’t design this.” “Didn’t I?” he said softly. “Ask Dylan. Ask him who helped pay for your transformation. Ask him about the night his wife died. Or better yet…” He leaned back, voice suddenly smooth as silk. “Ask him whose baby Emily was carrying when she died.”

“I hate to keep him waiting.” “Oohh… someone is trying to save her face.” Lance suddenly leaned back into the table, catching her hands. “Let me tell you how this is going to play out. If Blake ever finds out about us, he will not stay married to you. He will leave you as fast, no matter what you tell him, he will leave. And then do you think there will be anyone who would be interested in a woman who was divorced by a billionaire because she was sleeping with her cousin?”

His body rolled across the rough road, and blood spread slowly under him. A woman jumped out of the car. “Oh my God!” she screamed. “Somebody help! Please... somebody help!” Her name was Clarita Howells. A fifty-two-year-old billionaire gold dealer and one of Boston’s most respected business figures. She was always dressed in quiet-luxury tailored suits, with shoes that whispered wealth. She never drove herself. But today, her driver was absent, and she rushed out for an urgent meeting. She had meant to hit the brake when Kelvin stepped onto the road. But her foot hit the accelerator instead.