BOUGHT TO BREAK: The Billionaire's Disposable Wife

al bed, machines hooked up to her. My mom was sick with cancer. The doctors said sh

ital. I had to do everything to keep her alive but the downside was that

but I just needed to see her. Squeezing her hands, I got

ief. My lips wobbled as the tears continued down my face. She looked s

see Jemma. She had a deep scowl

lunch at the cafeteria?" She hiss

lso my boss. I quickly wiped my face with the back of

y, her face was red and the veins on h

entence when Jemma grabbed my arm. Her nails dug into my skin as she

wanted to make sure my mom's door was closed properly

Jemma. They didn't say anything, not like I expected the

re even treating my mom. Dr. Nathan assured me they were. He was the o

nly slammed my head on the edge of the fridge.

as I stared at my bloody hands through blurry vision

after barking at some others to join her outside. It landed at my fe

topped and turned to her. She held up a band aid. "

aid, placing it on my forehead.

only one I had and she'd given up everything for me to go to college.

eaker everyday, thinner. We knew it was time for her to be admi

nyway, but mom said he wasn't a good husband or father. It was just two

ady to do this life

ch floor was for the employees. There was another one on the ground fl

as treated. It would be bad for business. But

always begged Dr. Nathan not to leave but that would be selfish. He h

e for my clean up job. Before I left, I went t

narky "come in" met my ears. I swallowed

'll be going to clean," I told her.

her eyes and let out an irritated sigh. Like I

alary will be reduced by five percent. That's for the stress you put

on't do this. It's just once and I needed to se

d my head pounded in my skull. Jemma i

ere she was, cutting me off by five percent. I wasn't even making much in the first place so

hoping she would change her mind. This was the first time-in the four months I've worked here- that I turned

hard as ice, and it wouldn't thaw. Grabbing me by my arm again,-t

or with tears running down my fac

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om's room because I needed a breather. My mom had woken up a few t

g at the empty reception of the hospital. It was quiet and empty for the f

drift shut as I chewed. If there was

f heels forced my eyes open. And I stared at t

s tied around her waist, and high heels that l

o me. My eyes darted left and right, and

own away by how stunning she was. Her scent enveloped me like a warm

forcing my head to tilt upwards. "I'm M

ke. I eyed the hand warily, noting the diamo

old her then took another bite of my

rd. "Five million dollars to marry my son, Elli