Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

In doing so, her life would feel utterly pointless, like it was all one big joke. Connor had backed her right up to the edge of the rooftop, the same spot where Diana had once dramatically threatened him with her own death. But still, she couldn't wrap her head around it. She just couldn't believe Connor would really go that far. Balancing on one leg, she braced herself against the wheelchair. She turned to face Connor, her expression defiant and stubborn. "Uncle Connor, do you really want me gone? All because I played a little prank on Chloe? You're really going to do this with your own hands?" Diana's heart refused to accept it. She was convinced Connor had only brought her here as a scare tactic, a way to warn her off. It felt different this time, though. Deep down, she believed Uncle Connor still cared about her. Connor's voice cut through the air like ice. "Then let's call it a joke on you too."

In the blink of an eye, Diana felt a shove on her shoulder. She couldn't keep her balance and fell backward. As she plummeted, disbelief filled her eyes. She locked her gaze on Connor, his face as cold as a winter night, sending a shiver through her heart.

In that instant, tears streamed down her cheeks. The man who had once been her savior now seemed like the devil himself, casting her into hell. It wasn't just her life he was stealing; it was her whole being, all her emotions, love, and hope. Even with everything she'd lost, Diana had always clung to a thread of hope. But now, that last flicker had been snuffed out.

Uncle Connor truly wanted her gone.

There was no time to process it; she was falling. Those few seconds felt like eternity, with death waiting below. Her heart swelled with defiance, humiliation, and fury, boiling over into a torrent of emotions. She screamed

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