Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Connor gave a nod. "If that's truly what you want, then swing by HR tomorrow."

Lisa could barely contain her excitement. She hadn't expected her plan to kick off so smoothly. Once she became Connor's personal assistant, winning him over seemed just a matter of time.

Chloe, on the other hand, knew Connor wasn't being entirely selfless. She glanced over at him, catching his sly wink. She kept quiet, sipping her soup, feeling a twinge of pity for Lisa, who seemed oblivious to the situation. To Lisa, though, Chloe's silence was just her swallowing her pride. If Connor had his sights set on her, what could her displeasure possibly do? Jacob had something on his mind to discuss with Connor today, too. "Son-in-law, to be honest, Belle Époque's current situation..."

Before he could finish, Connor cut in, "Got some troubles you're hoping I could help with, father-in-law?"

Jacob was just about to speak when Connor continued, "No worries, just say the word, and I'll do my best to help."

He then turned to Chloe, taking her hand as it rested on the table. "Chloe mentioned we were just here for dinner tonight. I didn't realize everyone was waiting on me, but I get it; there's no such thing as a free meal."

making a casual remark, then looked sincerely at Jacob. "No worries, what were you going to

in with the top global luxury brands, it would elevate their status significantly. Sure, there might be some

and Jacob had spoken first, Connor might have been on board Bombarding Connor with demands on his first visit might make it seem like the Meadows family was just out to

take out his frustration on Chloe. If Mr. Connor became disappointed in her, it could strain their relationship, which would be a loss far worse than missing out on a

words. They could wait until after the wedding when the relationship was more secure. There'd be plenty of chances then,

any requests, son-in-law. I'm just grateful for how

his glass, "Here's to

and clinked glasses, "Father-in-law,

quite late, why don't you two stay