The Billionaire's Unexpected Proposal Novel Evelyn And Derek Novels & Stories

“I’ve come to talk to you about something… personal.” Sophia raised an eyebrow, intrigued but cautious. “Personal?” Evelyn hesitated for a moment before continuing. “I know about the situation with Edward Vanderbilt. And I know about your father, Sean. I think you need to hear what I have to say.” Sophia’s heart skipped a beat. Edward Vanderbilt? Sean? This wasn’t just a casual visit. She nodded, gesturing for Evelyn to sit. “Go ahead. I’m listening.” --- A Shocking Revelation As Evelyn spoke, Sophia felt the ground beneath her feet shift. Evelyn revealed that she was, in fact, the estranged daughter of a former associate of Edward Vanderbilt’s—someone who had been directly involved in the b

My face went bright red with anger but I had learnt earlier on to keep my outburst to myself. “Now get out of my sight,” his voice was harsh. I didn't even bother to give him a reply before I dashed up into my room. Immediately I entered my room, I slammed myself on my bed, my face directly smashed in between my pillows. Since it had resulted into getting married from a billionaire family with high social status, it was only appropriate for me to quit my job as a clerk. Earlier last week, I heard about a vacancy in one of EH holdings. They needed a personal assistant for the boss. I contemplated on whether or not that I should apply there.

James and Sally. One of the captions caught my eyes, and I quickly ordered him to stop scrolling. He stopped scrolling, and I turned the screen to face me. "Reasons why newly wedded Sally would cheat on her billionaire husband your thread." I chucked. It was a funny caption, and for some reasons I liked the scandal. I began scrolling through the comment section. A smile played on my lips as I read through the comments. I was excited to know that everyone pointed fingers at Alex. I wasn't mentioned in the whole drama, and it was a relief to me.

“So now that you’ve been caught lying, you suddenly lost it?” Alicia exhaled softly and lifted her head. “My deadline already passed. If there was no certificate, I’d only be making a fool of myself by insisting there was one. Don’t you think?” Before anyone could respond, hurried footsteps echoed from outside. The family butler rushed in. “Madam! There’s exciting news!” Andrea frowned. “What is it?” “Derek Hayne… he’s gotten married.” Silence. Real, heavy silence. Olivia’s eyes lit up instantly. “Grandmother, I forgot to tell you, but I got close to Debbie Solis. If I can just-”

When the car stopped at Lena's apartment building, her friend was already waiting by the window, curious about the expensive vehicle. "Who was that?" Lena asked as Evelyn walked in. Evelyn just shook her head wearily. "It's a very long story." Once inside, Evelyn collapsed into a chair, completely drained. She'd successfully ended her engagement, but somehow found herself facing another marriage proposal. Everything had happened so fast her head was still spinning. Seeing her exhausted friend, Lena quickly brought her a cup of tea. "Thanks," Evelyn muttered gratefully. Lena sat down across from her, looking worried. "So? Did your plan work? Is the engagement officially over?"

Evelyn always cut straight to the truth, no matter how much it stung. "You're scarier than Rider's PR team," I muttered. "Good," she said, tossing me a chocolate bar. "They clean up messes. I prevent them." "You realise," she said, rummaging through her tote, "if I'd known dating a billionaire got this kind of attention, I would've started sooner." "You'd last ten minutes," I said. "True." She popped open her iced coffee. "I'd make a scene and end up trending for throwing a shoe."

The proposal would have been wonderful and romantic if he wasn't naked. Evelyn quickly climbed out of the bed— also naked— and stretched out her hand, tears of joy rolling down her cheeks as she excitedly replied, "Yes, yes! I am willing. I want to be yours. I love you." Henson slipped the ring on her finger, then got to his feet. They both hugged and kissed deeply. Henson suddenly stopped the kiss and gestured for Evelyn to sit. She sat down, feeling excited. “My love, would you be excited if someone addressed you as the wife of a billionaire or the wife of a CEO?” Henson asked with a smile.

There was something in his eyes, a mixture of strength and sincerity that made her want to believe him. "I trust you," she said softly, the words feeling both terrifying and liberating at the same time. Jesse nodded, his expression softening slightly. "Good." Dimitri closed the briefcase and straightened up. "I'll keep you updated, boss. If Nathaniel makes a move, you'll know immediately." Jesse nodded, and Dimitri left without another word, leaving them alone once more. Tina exhaled slowly, her mind racing. She had never imagined her life would take this turn. A week ago, her biggest concern had been dealing with Nathaniel's betrayal. Now, she was caught in a dangerous power struggle, with

"I didn’t even get the chance. After a few weeks, he lost interest. Stopped noticing me. Stopped talking to me. I realized then what I truly was to him, nothing more than a momentary distraction." A muscle ticked in James' jaw, but he said nothing. "And Derek?" Reina pressed. Evelyn swallowed hard. "Around the same time... Derek was already cheating on Roxanne’s mother. He would come to the company often, pretending to oversee partnerships, but in reality... he was there for me." Reina’s stomach churned. "I hated myself for it," Evelyn whispered. "But he promised me things. Power. Wealth. A better life. I believed him because I was desperate to survive. And... when I found out I was pregnant

“I’m not gonna bore you with the details. I guess you already know how to play your own role as a multi-billionaire’s girlfriend. If you don’t, figure it out then.” She looked at me like she would devour me. I bet that must have annoyed her. I pretended not to notice the change in her mood. “This should be all for today, dear,” I cleared my throat and said. The waiter came around when he sensed I was about to leave. I paid for the bottles I had. Eva paid for hers too like it was nothing… I almost forgot she was a billionaire as well. “Do me a favor—when you get to your apartment, think about it. Just think of it as a normal business proposal,” I said, smiling.