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My Fake Boyfriend Is The Real Boss

Chapter 9 

Word Count: 817    |    Released on: 12/06/2026

w, complimenting his manners, his ambition, and his clear devotion to her daughter. Andrew played his part flawlessl

ith declared it was time for her to go

s ear. "So much better than those silly pictures

n, it was a true pleasure. You must come for

Judith," Andrew replied,

inst it, closing her eyes. The energy drained out of her, leaving her

ef. She opened her eyes and looked at him. "Seriou

drew said, his forma

gratitude was real, but she needed to re-establish the boundaries. Th

g out the three hundred dollars she'd

him. "This is for your time. For your trouble." She was trying to tur

ardened. The warmth vanished from his ey

crumpled hundred-dollar bills she had forced on him earlier. He pl

arity," he said, his

ed, flustered. "It's a payment. A business deal. You a

desperate edge. "If you're willing to... to continue this arrangement, just for

ch was sitting on a small desk in the corner. He gestu

browser. He then paused and look

network, and gave him the password. He typed in the address for a private Swi

en he

creen, in bold red letters, was a message: ACCOUNT ACCESS D

ne thing to hear his father's threat. It was another to see

of a man who had never wanted for anything,

He needed time to figure out his next move w

The defiant pride was gone, replaced by a complex, calculating expression. He was lo

uly considering he

st you?" he asked

r. "We're both in a corner. You need a place to live and a way to survive. I need a fake boyfri

options. His pride versus his sur

slow, deli

said. "We h

n and deceit, was sealed in th

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“I sneaked into our apartment with a custom cake, ready to surprise my boyfriend of two years for his thirtieth birthday. But the moment I pushed the bedroom door open, I found him tangled in the sheets with my best friend of five years. When caught, my so-called sister didn't even panic. She just smirked, wearing his shirt, and mocked me for being a safe, boring placeholder. "When are you finally going to break up with her?" she had asked him. "Soon, babe. Just wait until I get my bonus," he had replied. I threw my apartment keys on the floor and fled into the pouring rain, leaving my ruined life behind. Just then, my mom called, cheerfully pressuring me about when we were finally going to announce our engagement. Two years of love and five years of friendship were nothing but a disgusting, calculated lie. The humiliation was suffocating, and I absolutely refused to let my mother see me as a pathetic, abandoned joke. Driving away in a daze, my tires shrieked as I almost ran over a drenched, imposing stranger on the side of the highway. I didn't know he was actually a ruthless billionaire heir who had just been cut off and thrown out by his own father. Desperate to hide the truth from my mother's sudden drop-in visit, I pulled this homeless man into my new apartment and made a crazy decision. "I need a fake boyfriend," I told him, sliding a stack of cash across the table. "We have a deal."”