Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Isaac was in his room, deeply engrossed in a long phone call.

"Hey baby, I miss you too. Don't worry, I haven't told my folks about us yet... Have you told your brother? If he finds out, he might just lose it."

"I wish you were here with me right now. I miss your sweet scent."

"How am I being a rogue? We've been dating for three years, and I'm still waiting on you to make the next move..."

"Alright, alright, calm down, darling. Taylor, why'd you hang up on me again?"

Meanwhile, Wayne was in Winston's room, totally absorbed in a video game. Winston, however, was standing on the balcony on the second floor. He was peering through the lush trees at the house next door. The lights were bright, and faint sounds of lively music reached his ears. It seemed like a happening party.

he could swing by, wish Cassie a happy

It looked like Neil's guests had arrived. A flicker of disappointment crossed Winston's face. But he went back to tell Wayne, "Let's go, the guests are here." Winston was the first to welcome the guests. As he

he hadn't met them directly, he was well-acquainted with their reputations. As Chloe's therapist, he knew her psychological struggles stemmed from them. Jacob's fading influence, Leah's fickle favoritism, and Lisa's selfishness and folly were all too familiar

fathom why his dad had invited them.

and distinguished appearance, Jacob quickly said, "Which one of Mr. Neil's sons

a calm demeanor, "I'm Parker Winston from the Shaw family.

gaze was fixed

His cool, refined vibe, especially with

glasses, gave

of

runway. Her eyes openly assessed Winston as she stepped forward, extending her hand with a sweet