Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 108



However, she had no interest in witnessing the cheerful scene on the stage. She decided to head to the lounge.

Halfway up the stairs, she heard footsteps behind her. "Chloe, so this is where you've been hiding."

Chloe turned around, and there, climbing the stairs was the last person she wanted to see-Linda.

Linda had just been accepted as the goddaughter of the Meadows family. Such "good news," how could she resist sharing it?

In no time, Linda was standing right in front of Chloe, with just one step separating them.

Linda wore her usual innocent, cautious expression. "Chloe, the Meadows family has taken me in as their goddaughter. You're not upset, are you?"

Chloe nearly chuckled at the sight of Linda's innocent yet shameless face. From the higher step, she looked down at Linda. "Linda, drop the innocent act. It's making me sick."

maybe relief. But all these emotions were fleeting. When she faced Chloe again,

I've been abused and tormented since I was little and never had a single good

expression was so sincere, her eyes shimmering with tears,

me, bullied me, harassed me. It was you who reached out to me, pulling me out of the inferno. When

She couldn't understand why Linda was bringing all this up

Linda was always alone, always walking with her head down always the target of bullying and venting. The school was like a cruel jungle. Chloe stood at the pinnacle of

she start noticing Linda? Maybe it was the day Linda didn't show

a slum, they found Linda's home. It's a house so dilapidated it couldn't be worse, with not a single

Linda's parents were arguing.

was cursing at

humiliations, venomous to

lifeless, like the living dead. Everything in the house that could be smashed had

numbly tidying up, as if all this were

out the reason Linda hadn't gone to school that day. Jake, in his wheelchair, had stopped in the middle of

no matter what. I want you to live; live as miserably as

felt a chill down her spine when she heard that. She could still vaguely