Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Connor spoke in a laid-back tone, "I took her up to the rooftop of the Sartori Tower... and pushed her off."

His words were so casual that Chloe didn't grasp them at first. She took a sip of pear cider and then snapped her head up. "What?"

Connor was still calmly eating his pasta. He had a certain grace about him, eating slowly and neatly, even taking a moment to wipe a splash of sauce off the table with a napkin. He looked effortlessly elegant.

"Did you really push her?" Chloe asked, her heart skipping a beat.

Connor simply nodded. Chloe knew the Sartori Tower had safety nets, so Diana wasn't in mortal danger. But Diana didn't know that. The moment Connor pushed her, it was as if he meant to kill her. Such fear, even if unfounded, would stay with her forever. "What happened to her?" Chloe pressed.

"I had the Gilbert family come get her. She's not going to die," Connor replied.

Though she wouldn't die, the psychological blow was immense. Being pushed off a rooftop without warning was like experiencing death itself. The shock and fear were something one never forgets.

"So, making her feel the fear of death was your idea of punishment?"

Connor shrugged, "It's the beginning, maybe even the end."

"What do you mean?"

sends her away. She won't be

in agreement, "That's probably for the best. Hopefully, someday she'll

the

Diana was trembling uncontrollably

her phantom limbs Phantom limb pain had always been her personal torment, and now it silenced her

being brought back,

"I really misjudged you, Connor. How could you do

tightly. "My dear, why did you have to

been pulled out of water. "Mom, I

Suzanne, heartbroken, touched

face. "Diana, that's

it go.

next time, you

as lucky. You

gritting her teeth, "I want them dead. I want

"How about I send you to