Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 1074

Grant took the climb up Emerald Peak one slow step at a time.

At the summit sat Zenheart Temple, a place that had stood for over a century. The path was so steep and winding, it took nearly two hours just to reach the top. Hardly anyone ever made the trek. In most people's minds, the temple was nothing more than a forgotten ruin, its incense long since faded away.

It had been years since Grant last came here. Not since the day he started pretending to be disabled. For two whole years, even after his legs had healed, he stayed in his wheelchair, hiding the truth from everyone. Part of it was self- punishment. But there was another reason, maybe even more important—he just couldn't bring himself to climb this mountain, couldn't face the man waiting at the top.

But today was different.

Today, Grant climbed all the way to the summit.

The temple wasn't as abandoned as people thought. Sure, it was quiet, the incense thin, but it was nothing like the rumors. The buildings were still beautiful, all sweeping roofs and painted beams, the corners hung with brass bells that danced in the breeze, their clear notes echoing softly down the mountain like a distant, peaceful chant.

Inside the main hall, the golden Buddha sat serene and dignified, its compassionate gaze watching over everything. Wisps of incense drifted up from the altar, filling the air with a gentle, calming scent.

A man in monk's robes knelt on a cushion before the altar, hands pressed together, head bowed in silent prayer.

Grant stood behind him, waiting.

after the monk finished did Grant quietly call out,

rolling a string of

are

beside him, bowing low. "Father, I have something

the monk answered, calm as

Then, finally, he told his father everything Taylor had said-every last detail. When he finished, he stayed kneeling, head

voice shook.

or turn my

I just wanted to

keep going. with our revenge, or start searching for answers-I'll

beads snapped in his father's

forehead to the floor, not daring

world, he was

master of shadows. But

father, he was just a broken-down boy, shaped