The Day I Stopped Feeding Billionaires นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“You can come back tomorrow, really early. Or, you know, hang around for a while. Sometimes these billionaires get bored, cancel last minute, head off to a hotel with their mistress or whatever. Typical stuff. You might get lucky.” That caught me off guard. I tilted my head slightly. He finally looked up. Young, maybe mid-twenties. Dreadlocks pulled into a neat bun. Clear eyes. Calm face. Zero trace of intimidation. I raised a brow. “Is that so? That’s a pretty bold take.” He shrugged, resting his elbow on the counter now, fingers still idly drumming against the keyboard. “You asked for a table. I told you how it works,” he said casually. “It’s not a take. It’s facts. Rich folks cancel all t

“Actually, a bunch of us stuck around after you dropped off the dais and compared notes about it all. The money people? They’re looking seriously at you… it’s not chump change either.” My heart skipped. “Interest?” “Yes,” he said, not exactly casually, as if he wasn’t dropping a bomb in my lap. “I’m being literal when I say the billionaire club wants you. We may be able to help you get there sooner than you think.” For a second I couldn’t breathe. I pressed the mute button on my phone and ran inside where my crew were. “Jordan! John!” I whispered. They both stared in my direction, surprised, as I half pushed them toward the dinner table. I put the phone on the table, turned on speaker and un

“I don’t know, but I’ve seen a lot of billionaires go from billions to millions. And trust me, it’s no fun when the IRS comes for you.” “How does that even work?” The driver ignited the car and started to move as I explained to him wealth and how we usually keep our money within the family. He nodded. By the time we were getting close to the gala, he said, “I can’t keep all of this in my head, but maybe I’ll come for extra special lessons.” “Oooohhh,” I smiled, kissing him again before the driver stopped in front of the gala. I looked behind us to see more cars… premium cars there…possibly from other CEOs and VVIP members. I then turned to Dennis. “This is our stop. We have to leave.”

Cassian said evenly, “that three years ago, your father was listed as a silent beneficiary under a medical investment trust.” My heart slammed. “That’s impossible.” “Not if someone set it up before he got sick.” I looked at his wife. “You did this?” She shook her head. “No. This is older than me.” Cassian’s gaze stayed on mine. “You did,” he said quietly. I laughed—sharp, disbelieving. “I was broke. I was barely surviving.” “Yes,” he agreed. “Which is why you forgot.” Forgot what? He tapped the screen.

“My only child. Everything I have is yours. It always has been. I was just waiting to find you to give it to you.” Green started clapping, then Ovee joined in, then Maya. Emma joined in. I pulled back from Josephine, laughing through my tears. “I don’t know whether to scream or cry or dance or what.” “Do all three,” Green suggested, grinning widely. “This is insane. This is absolutely insane,” I said, looking at the check again to make sure it was real. “Yesterday I was living in your apartment trying to figure out how to afford my own place. Today I’m a billionaire.”

Fuck Hailey, she was going to enjoy this day. She strolled to a street food seller and got herself a stick of dirty corn. She sat down at a corner and pulled off her mask and slowly ate it. Her eyes darted back and forth on the street. She sighted a crowd gathered around a man. "What's happening there?" She asked the food seller. "They are getting the latest newspaper. You know Frederick Mills, the billionaire and his wife made their first public appearance yesterday." Zara suddenly lost her appetite, her face contoured in anger.

I didn't utilize the money you gave me to buy a dress, that specific day, therefore God sent the following eight people to me in his infinite wisdom. I gave all of the money I had. All the money you have given to me I also gave it out to the individuals who have come to greet me. Professor, they did not spend the money on shoes; instead, they invested it. so as I stand here. I can boldly say that my money has raised billionaires. And they are the town's billionaires right now. I recall being informed over the radio that I had kidnapped Professor May. However, I was incarcerated at the time. Gentlemen and ladies, I'd like to point out that no one can tell a brilliant person's beginnings from

dad said smiling back at mum. okay forks let's dig in. before I finished the sentence I was already eating, ad if I was dragging the meal with anyone during dinner all we kept on talking about was my new job. chery how is your new boss? mum asked I kept quiet for sometime after the question as was thinking of what to say. if only mum knows that he happens to be my crush from highschool well he seems good, you know I haven't worked with him yet we just melt today so I don't know how good or bad he is yet.

she was excited to see the city and experience the fast-paced lifestyle of a billionaire. As they arrived in New York, Max took Her to his luxurious penthouse apartment overlooking Central Park. The apartment was stunning, with sleek modern decor and breathtaking views of the city. Max showed Her around the city, taking her to fancy restaurants, exclusive clubs, and high-end boutiques.she was amazed by the luxury and opulence that surrounded her. As they walked through the streets of Manhattan, Max pointed out his various business ventures, from high-rise buildings to trendy startups. She was impressed by his entrepreneurial spirit and his ability to succeed in such a competitive environment