Too Late, Billionaire: Watch Me Leave

Chapter 5

Word Count: 645 | Released on: 20/04/2026

al building and into the relentles

ing it to her skin. The burn on her han

hrough the bustling city, before her body f

ice a hoarse whisper. It was a high-end private

ed her head against the cool glass, fighti

e serene, manicured entrance. She paid the drive

shed to her side. "Mrs. Webb! You're

. "Forgot my umbrell

table. She's resting n

aceful, sleeping face of the only family she had left was a balm to her r

arterly fees were due, a staggering sum that Jordon paid without qu

the emergency entrance burst open. A

ck, hiding herself behind a la

art st

ing down the corridor, his

ms, he was ca

rembling. But Ciara didn't need to see her face. She

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lare-up, a damsel in perpetual distress. Her assista

voice was a sharp, commanding bark, la

ess than fifteen feet away, as her h

e final, fatal blow. It was the look she had craved, th

igence Jasmine carried, a vital link to a cr

n desperately in lov

f hope inside her

nds clamped over her mouth to keep a sob from es

? A pawn. A bargaining chip. An heir to be seized an

ed in her bones. She had to prot

he turned and walked silently out a side

thumb moved with cold precisio

she blocked his assistant,

ck to the city. Her spine was straight, her

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Katie Oettgen Billionaires

“For three years, Ciara played the perfect, invisible protocol wife to billionaire Jordon Webb. But on the day she finally held a positive pregnancy test, he abandoned her mid-sentence to rush to the side of his ex-lover, Jasmine. Seeking answers, Ciara went to his Wall Street office, only to be publicly humiliated by his family. His cousin intentionally poured scalding espresso over her hand, leaving her skin blistered and raw. "She's a protocol wife. She knows her place. She's replaceable." Hearing Jordon's cold words to his friends shattered her. When he finally appeared, instead of defending his injured wife, he furiously scolded her for causing a scene and ruining his company's image. That night, while Jordon stayed at the hospital holding a perfectly fine Jasmine in his arms, Ciara was left completely alone in their dark, empty penthouse. A sudden, agonizing cramp ripped through her abdomen. She suffered a devastating miscarriage, bleeding out on the cold marble floor with no one to answer her cries. A decade of loving him had left her with a dead baby, a ruined hand, and absolute despair. Why did she have to lose her child while he fiercely protected the woman who mocked her existence? The next morning, her sorrow burned away into cold, hardened ash. Ciara signed the divorce papers, waiving all alimony, and left them behind. Jordon had no idea that his docile, charity-case wife was actually LUNA, the world-famous anonymous couture designer. She packed her bags, walked out of the penthouse, and prepared to take her life back.”