Into the Arms of the Cruel Billionaire
Lena always believed life was simple: work hard, protect her family, and keep her dreams small. But when her mother’s health takes a drastic turn, Lena faces an impossible choice. Desperate to save her, she accepts a deal from a ruthless CEO, Mr. Langston, who promises to cover her mother’s treatment—if she’ll spy on his business rival, Elias. Thrown into Elias’s world, Lena quickly learns he’s not just a cold-hearted CEO but a man scarred by betrayal and loneliness. As she grows closer to him, her loyalties waver. But when a stunning secret about her past comes to light, Lena’s whole life flips upside down. She isn’t who she thought she was—she’s the true heiress of the family fortune, stolen at birth by none other than her so-called “sister,” Vivian. Now, Lena must navigate a labyrinth of lies, forbidden love, and powerful enemies determined to keep her from her birthright. But with her heart caught between revenge and love, Lena realizes the truth is even more dangerous than she imagined. Will she claim her rightful place and find happiness, or will betrayal and ambition tear her life apart?
Unraveling Truth
"This world, the corporate games and the power struggles. It can be really suffocating. Do you ever feel like it is getting too much?" He said as he rest back in his chair, his tone was very thoughtful.
"I think... everyone feels that way sometimes but it is part of the job, isn't it?" Lena hesitated before speaking and she chose her words very carefully.
"It is but not everyone handles it as well as you do." Elias admitted.
Lena looked away, guilt was moving inside her.
"I just try to stay focused." she said.
"You have done more than that. You have been reliable and loyal. I don't really say that about many people." Elias said as he moved forward, his gaze was intent.
"Thank you. That really means a lot." Lena said trying to catch her breath and forced herself to smile again.
Elias was looking at her for some moment before he stood up.
"Don't stay too late. You need rest."
He said.