Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Diana had finally come to terms with the situation.

First off, Connor was right there with her, showing the same care as always. Secondly, she figured that since this was a live show, Claire would have to think twice before doing anything too crazy. Connor's face didn't soften a bit. In fact, he looked even more serious. Diana sensed something was off.

Carefully, she asked, "Uncle Connor, did you come to see me for another reason?"

Connor didn't beat around the bush, "Why would you do something like that?"

Diana's face went stiff for a moment. Then she tried to play dumb, "Uncle Connor, what are you talking about?"

"Let me give you another chance, Diana. If you're not going to be honest with me, then just forget I said anything. But don't come crying later!"

Connor's gaze was fixed on Diana, sharp and cold like a dagger. It was the first time she'd seen him look at her like that. Her heart pounded like a drum. It felt like her secret was out.

Her mind was a mess, but she didn't know where to start. She just stood there, frozen.

and hugged him from behind. "Uncle Connor, I'm sorry. Please forgive me just this once, okay?" Connor pushed her

beans. He said the horses at the ranch get more spirited if they eat these candies. He told me if there's someone I don't like, I could feed

cold and his look towards Diana was icy and disappointed, "So you fed

I didn't want to hurt her. I was just... confused. I didn't know who was more important to you between us, so I thought I'd use

up at Connor,

fed my own horse the same candies. I thought they would only make the horses a bit more spirited. I didn't realize it would be this serious, that they

much, but Connor seemed

harm anyone, Uncle Connor. It wasn't intentional just wanted to be sure you cared more about me. When I found out something had happened, and you were the first one to come after me, I regretted it.

think you misunderstood. From the beginning, I was going after

you were clearly heading in

taking a shortcut through

statement nearly broke Diana. Tears blurred her vision. No wonder

"Uncle Connor, why couldn't you