Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Connor didn't show a hint of emotion as he made his way straight to Diana. She had gone all out with her look today. Her long black hair cascaded down, and her deep, dark eyes glistened like they were holding back tears. When she saw Connor coming, she got visibly tense, her fingers turning white as she gripped the metal strap of her purse. She bit down on her lip, making it a vibrant shade of red. She looked as delicate as a porcelain doll in a store window. "Diana, what are you doing here?" Connor asked as he reached her, his voice as cool as ever.

Diana spoke up, "I wanted to see you, Uncle Connor, so here I am."

Connor stayed silent. Ever since that night, he hadn't laid eyes on Diana. All he knew was she had taken a dive into the sea as well. That realization hit him hard. All those years of shielding her hadn't made her any stronger or helped her grow up. "Did you come here for something in particular?" he asked.

Diana bit her lip so hard it almost bled. "Uncle Connor, are you really going to marry Chloe?"

Connor answered without hesitation, "Of course."

Tears welled up in Diana's eyes, but she fought to hold them back. The thought of Connor choosing Chloe over her sent a wave of resentment she struggled to contain.

"Then, congratulations to you and Chloe," she said.

his voice

"Uncle Connor, why did you change

I haven't changed a bit. You're the one

the start. The way people talk about our

how others saw them, Uncle Connor seemed worried she'd fall too deep, always keeping a safe distance. Whenever she crossed

wake up. Sometimes, she even believed her

I just need to ask you one

here today with one goal, "After all these years, have you ever felt even a tiny spark

at all, "Not

seemed a bit

see the world around you. It's not all sunshine and rainbows. Don't get tangled up in these feelings. Let me make it clear one last time, I have no romantic feelings for you. I only protected

my role as your protector is done. From now on, I can't be as invested. You're an adult now. You need to find your. strength, stand on your own. Maybe I was wrong to keep you sheltered all these years,