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Falling for The Billionaire

Tiffany Madrigal was bound to marry the son of one of the richest families on the globe, Lincoln Sandoval. But Lincoln is a known playboy, a baddie as well. Tiffany could never imagine how would it be like when she's finally married to him. If she's being honest, she already lost hopes of Lincoln changing for the best. Until one day, a lady from the past entered the scene. Lincoln unexpectedly claimed to be in love with the woman and wanted to call off his wedding with Tiffany. "You'll suffer if you choose to be with her," she tried to threaten him but he did not listen. Lincoln's stubbornness brought distraught to the woman's family and it was all witnessed by Tiffany. As he choked on his dry tears, Tiffany found herself reaching him out to give solace. Little did she know it was the start of the rollercoaster ride that she was about to get herself into. Will her growing feelings for the man get attended to by him? Or will she suffer in a marriage with Lincoln constantly reminding her of being the only hindrance that he and his lover cannot be together?

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Big deal

The rain finally stopped pouring just in time when Lincoln arrived at his office. He was still in his jeans and normal shirt as he shoved people out of his way. A lot of things were going through his head. It even got worse when his mother greeted him right when he stepped inside the room. 

"What happened to Tiffany?" Mrs. Sandoval immediately asked then rose from her seat. 

Lincoln could not hide the pity in his eyes. By merely remembering how Tiffany broke down in his arms, he can't help but feel sorry for the lady. "You no longer have a grandchild to anticipate about," he so casually said before walking towards the swiveling chair.

His mother's forehead then creased upon hearing his words. She took a quick turn to face him, ready to throw hands at how uncaring he sounded. "How can you say that like it's no big deal?" Mrs. Sandoval's voice echoed throughout the four corners of the room.