Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 563

"I'll head to the kitchen and get them to whip up something special for breakfast."

Tara bounced out of bed, full of energy, and left the room. It was still early, so Chloe figured she'd hang out in her own room for a bit. Chloe had her own spot in the Moncada family mansion. It wasn't the bridal suite from her "wedding" days with Lucas, but the room she'd grown up in.

When she opened the door, she noticed the room had changed. The furniture and decorations were the same, but there were definitely extra things in there. Clearly, someone else was living in her room now.

Just then, Kate, the housekeeper, happened to pass by. Chloe flagged her down. "Kate, who's staying in this room?"

Knowing it was once Chloe's, Kate explained, "The new Mrs. Moncada, Miss Linda, insisted on moving into your old room. Mrs. Moncada wasn't thrilled about it, but Linda used the baby as leverage, and the master caved. Mrs. Moncada got into a big fight with the master over it, but there was nothing she could do."

Moncada set up another room for you, right next to hers. She decorated it

face gave nothing away. "Is Lucas staying

noticed there weren't any of his things around, which

stays in his own room when he's here. They're not sharing a room right

on Chloe, unsure why she

"Thanks, Kate. You can

Now, it was Linda's. It didn't sit well with her.

back in school days, Linda had a knack for eyeing Chloe's stuff. Clothes, jewelry, shoes, even used pencils and backpacks-Linda was interested in everything. But Chloe never tacked those things. She'd usually let Linda have whatever she wanted, which only made Linda's appetite grow. From debate team spots to

of amusing. How did she not see through Linda's act when it was so obvious? Maybe it was because Linda was so good at hiding it. She'd stand by Chloe when teachers punished her, stand up for her when others gossiped, even if she was scared, and skip classes to bring homemade fish

attention to material things. Now, she realized Linda was a