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My Roommate's Billionaire Boyfriend Broke My Heart

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 857    |    Released on: Today at 17:31

gun. Dianna bypassed her usual group of friends, h

ortcut that cut behind the old gymnasium

l of dust and old rain in the air. Her heart hammered agai

s expression as impassive as ever. When he saw her standing there, bl

but she moved, planting her

t talk? Five minutes." Her

ce, ensuring they were alone. Then, his hand sho

at was happening, he was dragging her, his grip

back hit the rough brick with a jolt

side of her head, caging her in. His face was

nt?" he bit out, his voi

er skin, but she held his gaze. Sh

His gaze dropped, sweeping over her from head to toe with a

orn leather wallet. He flipped it open and extracted a thick fol

ey scattered on the grimy pavement

d of all emotion. "How much will it take fo

y, then back up at his fa

ad turned to ice. He thought... he th

t she had replayed in her mind a thousand time

night broke free, hot and silen

her voice cracking with a pain so profound it f

his eyes. A hesitation. A crack in the frozen facade. But it was gone as q

end of his patience. "Fine," h

, jerky movement, cling

utal precision. "I don't remember who you were. I don't care who

misunderstanding. It wasn't a lie. It

e latched onto the one solid fac

ure, unadulterated annoyance. "So what if it w

her ear, his voice dropping to a venomous w

sn't from fear anymore. It was from the agon

at him, one last, long look, memorizing the cruel set of his mouth, the cold emptiness in his ey

she didn't know she ha

nst the pavement, echoing the frantic beat

ckening crack, like bone meeting brick, followed by a low, g

y, lifting the scattered bills and send

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My Roommate's Billionaire Boyfriend Broke My Heart
My Roommate's Billionaire Boyfriend Broke My Heart
“Four years ago, Dianna confronted Holden about their secret, tender night at the beach house. Instead of acknowledging it, he dragged her into a dark alley, threw a thick stack of cash at her feet, and told her to name her price to disappear. He looked at her with utter disgust, claiming he was blackout drunk that night and that she was nothing but a pathetic mistake he wished never happened. Shattered, Dianna fled to Los Angeles, spending four agonizing years erasing him from her life. But tonight, her roommate proudly brought home a new, wildly wealthy boyfriend-Holden. He treated Dianna like a piece of furniture, pretending they had never met. When she slipped and fell in the freezing rain, he simply stared at her bleeding on the pavement, withdrew his hand, and coldly walked away. Dianna thought her heart couldn't break any further, until her roommate happily bragged about her new boyfriend's perfect self-control. "Holden basically never drinks. He's always completely sober." The words hit Dianna like a lightning strike. The drunken excuse was a lie. He had been completely, coldly sober when he invented that cruel charade just to destroy her. Why? When Holden unexpectedly knocked on their dorm door moments later, locking his dark eyes onto hers, her roommate innocently asked if they knew each other from high school. The desperate, pleading girl from four years ago was dead. Dianna met his gaze with an impenetrable, icy mask. "No," she said. "I don't know him."”