Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 96



Chloe chimed in, "For my birthday this year, I'm heading back to the Meadows' to celebrate with Lisa." Connor's face showed a flicker of disappointment. "Since when did you and your sister get so close?" Chloe grinned, "I didn't have much of a choice this time around. I made a promise to her."

She took Connor's hand reassuringly. "I'll try to come back early. You get a cake, and we'll have it together."

Connor didn't say much more after that. Chloe's situation with the Meadows family was pretty awkward. She wasn't exactly in control of her own fate.

That evening, Chloe truly understood the saying, "absence makes the heart grow fonder." After an exhausting night, they fell asleep in each other's arms. Chloe suddenly realized that Connor's cool cologne had a soothing effect. She slept exceptionally well that night.

When she woke up the next morning, Connor had already left for work. The Paradise Resort project was already underway, and the results of the tender were imminent. This time, it was an open bid, and the government had selected three construction firms. From those three, Connor would make the final call. Ultimately, the decision was in Connor's hands. Chloe wasn't sure if Leading Heights had made the cut.

Meanwhile, at CNR Tower, Teddy placed three documents on Connor's desk. "Sir, these are the construction firms the government shortlisted for your review."

through the documents. "Marvel

go

a concern,

bid isn't the lowest. In terms of strength and reputation, they don't match Marvel Construction of Eldridge City. Plus, Elite

value for money,

choosing

far as I know, Leading Heights' projects are of good

"Leading Heights

known for its quality,

was under Mr. Moncada's

back now. Although he's still the chairman on paper, his son Lucas handles-the company's affairs. We don't really Know much about Lucas' character or

"That

up his mind, Teddy said, "Alright, I'll

talking, there was a knock on the office door. Connor liked peace and quiet, and it was rare for someone to knock on his office door.