Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Pax couldn't believe his eyes. Everything his uncle had said turned out to be true. It was the first time he had seen his mother in such a wild state her eyes were bloodshot, her face twisted with a sinister expression, like a demon freshly clawing its way out of hell, her

hands smeared with blood. He was scared out of his mind. Completely terrified.

Claire's venomous words, dripping with illogic and arrogance, treating life like it was nothing more than ants underfoot, they all showed him a different side of his monther. It was like she was a stranger. Pax felt like someone had dropped a bomb in his world, bullets flying, shards of his life cutting through flesh and bone. In an instant, his world was left in tatters, completely unrecognizable.

He had no clue how long he'd been on that rooftop. It wasn't until he saw a helicopter coming back that he started to snap out of it. He jumped to his feet.

"Uncle..." he called out, hoping it was Connor returning. Then it hit him-Chloe had jumped into the sea. In that moment, the raging storm inside him turned to ice. Nothing else mattered now. Chloe was all that mattered.

frantically, "Teddy, where's Uncle Connor? Did you find Chloe? She's still alive, right?" Teddy's face was grave. "We couldn't find anyone. The storm's already here. I

found was Ruben. Only then did Ruben realize both Chloe and Connor were

stunned. He couldn't shoulder this responsibility, especially since Eldridge Entertainment was the main sponsor and producer of the reality

had all been dispatched but soon returned. The storm had hit. Waves soared meters high, making helicopter rescues and speedboats useless. Marian was on the brink of losing it. Even Jeffery in Eldridge City had heard the news. Thousands of rescuers had set

fell, and

fierce winds. Palm trees bowed, the

tiny tornadoes on the beach.

its wake, like