Sold To The Cold Billionaire

a's

med out so loud while trying to

into his

I thought they were going to stop at the living room, but the billionaire kept walking until we got to the dining room.

room, he pulled a chair

th different kinds of food, a

the dining r

e finally spoke as he to

grip on me, and I caressed my a

But then, why would

Or laced with a drug to get

ould be nice enough

Send me back home."

at me. His fiery eyes sent a shi

o breathe f

ike any that I had ever seen. He

y neck out

at my words." He war

the dining table and with tremb

djusted myself closer

ands were still shaky and that

e that he would skip the whole pl

azed, and neither

I said, under my breath, and m

d the

erfectly, I couldn't bring mysel

ldn't tell if he was e

Then a maid walked up to us with a plate of desserts in her hand; her hands were trembling as she placed it on the table, and I could tell from the way she looked that she so much feared her boss. The plate made a sound like she had dropped it from a small distance, and I saw sweat trickling down her side face.

She quickly apol

But the billionaire slammed his fists on the table, shaking all other plates of food, then he picked up the plates of desserts and threw them on the floor in anger.

me." He said to the mai

I watched as he berated the tr

ion dawned on me that this

r." The maid apologi

ing anything, and rose to his fee

es fell on his pocket. A knife

h b

ng it to beat faster, and my e

ed a

. Please follow me.

followed her while trying to g

tairs and we got to a hallway

last one at th

m." The maid info

ke that?" I aske

Master Ar

es

ll you is to try your best never

ened the door, ush

he room, and sh

"What did I get myself into?" I said under my breath and slid my back against the door until my butt hit the floor.

Tears filled my eyes quickly as I recalled the scene at the dining room. I didn't want to see him again; if only he could get into an accident, and I would be declared free. Even those who sold

eady said that he

because of my wicked step-m

me running away from the hou

he wouldn't have bro

one who got rid of my father,

den. If I hadn't overheard her

murderer

you did, Lucy." I said, wit

I was in, I was still going to

back at them, and make them have the worst time of their lives, just like they did to me. But first, I might need to have gained my freedom from this Arthur Kane; hopefully I wouldn't have died in his hands before I would exact my revenge.

ut they still kept rolling down

become of me living with a man

my mind that I didn't know how

avy, and weakness dawned on my

woods tonight, and even my le

ng at the neat and clean tiles un

floor with my hair covering my

ream

t up, and moved far from the d

olted me out of my sleep, and fe

it co

managed to ask

in, now." A familiar

the maid who led me t

ssed you might have fallen asl

rd

t her, and waiting to hea

waiting for you in his room." Sh

o down m

n his room all

was he plannin