Billionaire, Let's Divorce! by BELLA

Chapter 0101

I nodded slowly but I wondered how he had known what was in the bag." How did you know what's in the bag?"

He nodded toward the bag, "The zip is half open."

I looked down at it and cussed, "Shit!" I quickly placed it on my lap to crosscheck if anything fel from it. The zip must have opened when the thief was slugging it around or when Luigi snatched it from him.

I felt Lucas' eyes on me as I brought out the designs and checked them. I released a sigh of relief as they were complete.

When I looked up, I awkwardly felt the need to tender an explanation. "I was worried that one of them might have slipped out and fallen." I managed a smile.

"And did any get lost?" He arched a perfectly carved brow.

"No. They're all intact." I answered and started to return them into the bag.

I take a look?" His gentle request stopped me. I smiled and my heart warmed that he was interested in seeing some of

them to him. "You

carefully held them like they were. precious jewels. I watched, with bated breath, as

what he

face, going over every ridge and crook. His eyes were more deep set than they were. It made. him look more mature, enigmatic and mysterious in an attractive kind of way. But it also told of the endless trials

all those pains, especially without anyone by his side. Whenever he was rushed to the hospital, it was always me and his servant.

have gone through all of that pain over the years all by

He smiled when he

looking at now, his eyes filled with awe.

right words. "It seemed. you poured out a lot into this. It it..." he stammered, "It's breathing...trying to fight its way out of the sketch pad... to manifest..." He stopped talking and his gaze returned to the sketch. He looked at it for a while

felt nervous. It felt as if my favorite teacher was checking my homework and I was scared that I might disappoint him. Before Lucas disappeared, I had started sketching and

was as if he was communicating with every detail in the drawing. After the last sketch, he looked up

the smile off my face as muttered,

very well, far surpassing my own level of drawing. You've made a