The Billionaires Contracted Affection

ieces of her painting was the biggest contract she had e

e placed a call to Leah to

ia exclaimed as soon as Leah answer

d to attract someone as opulen

's tired voice sound

from the Watsons, they ordered TEN of my painting" She screamed out loud, em

picked up the call, was now squealing ou

ia, I'm so happy f

rdelia cried too. She was s

good friend, if she hadn't forced her to go to tha

Then went ahead to prepare herself for

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paint each work as unique as possible. She added her pas

a huge order before, at a point s

er bag hung freely on her shoulder. She was dressed very modestly in jean t

d around her forehead, as she turned in the direction of the house. she gaped at

d by the most influential family in the st

Nervousness embraced her and her heartbeat increased in pace

security guards at the door processed

gle door beside the gate, c

k at the direction of the sound. She couldn't beli

n astonishment. The person who saved her

a tuxedo with a briefcase in his hands. She was intrigued by

rection, calling on him to wait up

d gave up on following him, she hoped she would see him again. She walk

official mail that was sent after the call didn't specify the building it should be delivered to.

on the first building instead of walking back to

ll ran down her spine at the name on the screen, it was as if an

was filled with apprehension ab

s Cordelia" The d

or," Cordelia repl

safe space?" he asked. Cordelia put her phone between her shou

ge of the first building that th

er lips nervously, unsure of

eart transplant" Cordelia let out a breath at the news, they had be

ve enough money to look for one. She wondered how much it would cost for the surgery, the

doctor" Cordelia cr

is not all" Cordelia inhaled shakily, this

uestioned r

t you a sum of $100,00

ars pooling in her eyes. She knew she shouldn't have rejo

er. Where was she supposed to get that kind of money f

her mouth to muffle her cry. Tears streamed down her fac

aniel Watson asked the l

into a ball on the floor. Naturally, he would have sn

the tears on her face. Though her face was swollen and puffy, he recognized her

for all the while, was beside her again, it was as if he was

sniffing while still wailing. The t

t my life right now. It's as if I'

he would get the treatment he deserved. But the doctor just called me now that he had found a donor" She hiccu

of money from?" She cried harder as th

s a give-and-take kind of person, he would never give s

you with his treatment"

imed, not sure sh