What Happens in Forsaking Billionaire 132 – From the Book Forsaking the Years of Longing
Dive into Forsaking Billionaire 132, a pivotal chapter in Forsaking the Years of Longing, written by Tatu Darina. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romantic fiction.
Chapter 13 "If you marry me, there are many benefits-loyalty and companionship as partners, funds and projects as collaborators. I can provide it all."
Seeing how serious he was, I stood up as well, smiling, even feeling a bit mischievous.
"And love?"
"Even if it's a contract marriage, even if it's just two years, I want more than just benefits. I want emotional value too. Can you offer that, Mr. Callan?"
As expected, Callan was momentarily stunned.
Since I was merely teasing, I didn't wait for his response and brushed past him, leaving.
For a brief moment, it seemed like he said something.
But I didn't hear it.
And I didn't care.
That evening, back home, I finally received an email from Nico.
It was a file —ful of Emily's wild escapades from her time studying abroad.
I skimmed through it and forwarded it to a journalist friend I knew.
Quite scandalous material.
Looks like I was about to give Emily another boost in popularity.
A week had passed, and my reputation online was already in shambles. My DMs on Instagram were filled with insults and harassment. To make it worse, even a CEO I'd met once in Seattle had the audacity to outright ask if I was for sale.
"So how many sugar daddies does Caroline have anyway?"
"If she's so well-educated, why not get a decent job and work hard for it? Why resort to such dirty tricks to climb the ladder?
Disgusting!"
Even though I had warned my father to avoid looking at negative news online during this time, the controversy was too widespread to ignore. No matter how much I tried to shield him, he would inevitably hear bits and pieces of the rumors.
And my father, with his fiery temper, could only endure for so long.
A week ago, he had managed to hold back. But now, he'd clearly had enough.
During one of my meetings, I reopened my phone to discover that my father — who almost never posted on Instagram-had directly uploaded a photo from Howard Group's official account.
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