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The Billionaire's Cruelest Lesson

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 979    |    Released on: 16/08/2025

dside like I was m

ines of pain around her eyes were finally gon

al blow knocked the air from my lungs. I crumpled to the floor

I made arrangements. The words "death certificate" and

holding a small, heavy box, my phone buz

ened

k negligee. The camera panned, and there was Hudson, unbuttoni

ing down on hers. The sounds were grotesque, in

of me, a small, stubborn part

dy wasn't even cold. And h

ails digging into my pal

gain. A text mess

s and bring it to the Four Seasons. She was very frighten

. He was demanding I cater to the woman who had effec

she was dead. He had

rrangements, my movements robotic. I b

ad taken everything. N

his penthouse suite. He o

ok you s

ag, my face a bl

rks on my palms where my nails had dug in. A

started, rea

olent, involuntary re

the air. A dangerous look enter

my voice flat and de

w tightening. "You dare

ideo, of his hands on her body, wa

me against the wall, his mouth crushing mine in a brut

against my lips. "She's fine. I'll buy her the best doctors,

e fits need to have a limit, Aleen. Cross it again

and hollow. He didn't know. The ir

to me? What was more terrifying

e suite door

e officers stormed

estigating an incident at City General Hospital. A patient, Ira Ha

ehind the sofa. Even she looked shocked th

n did the

d, pointing a fin

dy. "She did it. She was hysterical and caused

mprehend the betrayal. My breath hitc

what are

a corner, away from the police.

ut you... you have nothing. No one. I own you. I can keep you for the rest of your life. I'll get

l I could hear was the ru

just break. It

licker of the man I once loved. There was

evastation. He flinched, for just a second, a t

have security footage from the hospita

cture whatever evidence was neede

hot. A laugh, sharp and

etic, ridiculous clow

And I had paid for it

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The Billionaire's Cruelest Lesson
The Billionaire's Cruelest Lesson
“Everyone in the city said I was the luckiest woman alive. I was the diner waitress who saved the amnesiac tech billionaire, Hudson Scott. He fell in love with me, and when his memory returned, he married me against his family's wishes, telling the world I was his one true love. But that was a lie. The man I loved vanished the day the billionaire came back. In his place was a possessive monster who saw me as a possession, and he had just found a new obsession: an artist named Ginger. That's when the punishments began. Tonight, because Ginger claimed I'd glared at her, he dragged me to a derelict warehouse. My sick mother was tied to a chair, surrounded by open cans of gasoline. He flicked a lighter open, giving me ten seconds to confess to a lie. The man who once worked odd jobs to buy her medicine was now threatening to burn her alive because another woman cried. But it was all a sick performance. Just as he tossed the lighter and flames erupted, his men dragged my mother to safety. "See what happens when you're not a good girl?" he whispered, before leaving with Ginger. As I carried my mother out of that hellhole, I made a call to a number I hadn't used in years. "Cason? I need your help. I need to disappear." This time, his world would be the one going up in flames.”
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