Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 7

"Dad, are you talking about Connor, the billionaire from the Sartori family?"

Joshua nodded. "Yes, that's him."

Antonio sighed, feeling overwhelmed. "This is going to be tough. The guy is practically royalty in Eldridge, while we're just a small-town family in Riverbrook. Plus, the status gap between the Moncada and Sartori families is huge. How are we supposed to get close to him?"

Everyone knew the Sartori family was the wealthiest in the nation. They had an extensive network and a complicated family tree. Connor was Jeffery's son; he was born in Jeffery's later years and was personally chosen as the successor by Jeffery himself. Yet, Connor kept a low profile and never appeared in public, so much so that people didn't even know what he looked like. It was a mystery why Joshua suddenly brought him up now.

Joshua continued, "The Sartori family bought the Paradise Resort land a while ago. I've got some inside info that Jeffery has put Connor in charge of the entire project. If Moncada International catches his attention, our chances will skyrocket when they pick a construction company."

"Dad, this plan sounds far-fetched. So many people are trying to cozy up to the Sartori family. Just showing up in Eldridge City might not even get us a meeting."

about Eldridge City? Connor is actually in Riverbrook right

elite from Eldridge settled down in Riverbrook for three years? That

She moved back here three years ago to recover from an illness, and

Valley Vista Manor in

mountain hosted only that one villa. It had been rumored for years that its owner was a reclusive tycoon. It turned out to be a

it was supposed

Marian's seventieth birthday, and for the first time, our family

got invited. It looks like Marian

an opportunity and the reason I had Luca rush

meaningful birthday gift, and make sure to show your faces in front of Connor. That

up the room. You two should sleep in the master

own room in the Moncada family home even before. After getting married, she continued to stay in her small room and never moved