Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chloe couldn't take her eyes off Ruby, lingering on her for what felt like ages.

"Goodbye, idol," she whispered to herself. "I've got to shelve my dreams for a bit. Hopefully, one day, I can dust them off and maybe, just maybe, be like you."

What Ruby didn't know was that Chloe had another dream tucked away. That, in this lifetime, she'd get to see Ruby again.

Unfortunately, the little bunny hair clip Ruby gave her all those years ago was lost. Chloe still thought about that clip, though she couldn't for the life of her remember how or where she lost it. It was like that part of her memory had a hole punched through it. As she stepped out of the TV station, Chloe's phone buzzed in her pocket. She glanced at the caller ID and frowned slightly before answering.

It was Jacob on the line.

"Chloe, are you back in town?" he asked.

"Yeah, I got back today," Chloe replied, her voice flat and devoid of emotion.

"If you're back, why didn't you come home? Come over for dinner tonight. Your mom's making your favorite braised pork," he said, adding quickly, "And bring your fiancé."

"Fiancé?" Chloe's frown deepened.

you and Connor now, don't they? He proposed to you

for over two decades, treating you like our own. Even though he's got

Connor's public proposal, he should also know about what she and Connor had been through lately-being missing for seven days with their fate unknown. Yet, after they were rescued, not a single call from her family came through, no words of concern, just a text

on that night at the Sartori family home, when Marian handed her the family heirloom Chloe felt so down. She realized she really had no one to

again. She said, "I'll drop by tonight,

birth certificate was

to register their marriage on Monday he

affairs office to open. He

Chloe mention the birth certificate, Jacob was thrilled and completely ignored the rest of

with Connor, right? That's fantastic. Let's wrap

growing impatient, said, "If that's all,

in his blissful state, "We'll talk more tonight, take

up, not