The Billionaire Regret Novels & Stories

He acknowledged the void that material success couldn't fill and the yearning for connections that his wealth didn't require. Aunt Mary listened, her eyes focused on the man who, in this unguarded moment, was laid bare before her. She recognized that, despite being a billionaire, Alexander was, at his core of seeking peace and understanding. As Alexander unburdened himself, the tears flowed freely again. Each droplet seemed to carry with it the weight of unspoken fears, regrets, and the silent cries of a heart yearning for reconciliation.

“I have done what I had to do for you, and now be gone. And never, under any circumstance, call me like that again.” And Andrey never had. Not when he’d made his first million. Not when he’d bought every piece of property in that godforsaken town, every house, and every field, every shop and every building, by the time he was twenty-seven. Not even when he’d stood over the old man’s bed in the hospital, and watched impassively as the soulless bastard who had raised him, if that was what it could be called, exhaled his last breath. There had been no reconciliation. There had been no hint of regret, no last-moment reversals before death had come to claim him, three years ago. Andrey had been t

He had revived the company and become a billionaire due to very smart business decisions. Darien assumed that he had overcome the darkness in his life until he became clear how lonely he was despite all the money and adoration. He couldn’t date who he wanted for fear of negative public opinion. He was trapped in a gilded cage of his own making. The billionaire thought of Zach again and that boosted his mood. He was on his way out of the darkness. With that in the mind, he sped through rereading all of his past works and took out his notebook.

“Have you forgotten the promise we made to each other about being sisters? Why …” “Sisters you said, you always had everything anyone could ask for. A rich family, a wealthy lifestyle and you live a life of luxury. Even when you lost your parents and all their property, you still met a man who is a billionaire who took care of you and now you’re calling us sisters?” She said her eyes glinted with tears. “Now let me make myself clear we weren’t sisters and we can never be sisters. I hated you the very first day I met you and now I won’t stop at nothing to make sure I take everything from you one by one”. Bonnie threatened.

I was also disappointed in my father. I looked up to him all my life and thought he was the perfect father. I always tried my best to make sure I made him proud. But now, he turned out to be something else. “It’s okay, Caroline.” I had no idea how to comfort her. I also needed to hear those comforting words. I didn’t know if it was going to be alright. At this point, most of the investors had pulled away from the company. Burke’s enterprise was in the mud and most of the staff had already resigned.

She looked at me with mixed feelings, her eyes quivering as she couldn't say a word to me. Sounds of cameras filtered in the air as much as gossip. “BREAKING NEWS: The Billionaire Heir who rejected and divorced his wife regrets his actions and desperately wants her back!” It was showcased on the sign board in less than a minute before my action. That was the power of reporters and social media.

“Yes, money oils everything.” “I suppose you have many charities that you support?” He smiles at me. “No.” “Why not? You’re a billionaire. Think how much good you can do in the world.” He walks towards me with my drink. “Stop being naïve, Star. How do you think one becomes a billionaire in the first place?” I scowl as I take my drink from him. “I’m a billionaire because I made millions of people all around the world poorer. Through immoral and illegal means, I acquired resources for a fraction of the price they should have been. What should have belonged to the people I took for myself.”

“Relax. I promise you won’t lose in the end.” He bristled. Of course he remembered Kane’s recent offer to buy back the board’s shares—an offer every director had rejected out of pride or mistrust. Now those same shares were dead weight, and Felix regretted not selling when he had the chance. “Gabriella, I’ve made a fortune these last few years, sure,” he said tightly. “But don’t expect me to cough it all back up.” ATTA’s bonuses had lined his pockets, and he’d squandered plenty of it on luxuries. Watching his remaining fortune evaporate now made him sick to his stomach.

This child was a blessing to make things right again. She walked weakly in the serene environment of the estate. This estate was usually quiet because it was harbored by the richest people in California. With Zephyr being the number one richest business tycoon, this was definitely his standard. It was so crazy how she had been here twice just today. First in the morning and now in the evening. Nova increased her steps, excited at how this news would make Zephyr happy.

He was old enough to understand that. “Okay,” he muttered and exhaled heavily before shutting his eyes. ~ Bryan stared at his breakfast as different thoughts kept popping into his head. All he wants to do is talk to Alessa. He has questions, lots of questions. How did she manage to survive while carrying twins? How did she become so rich when all she did was beg on the street for food? “Billionaire’s ex-wife returns after six years with twins and he couldn't get his eyes off her. Is the billionaire having regrets?” A voice said.