Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 1084

Killian let out a heavy sigh. "It's just a pity my son isn't cut out for this. After all this time, he still can't take down the Gilbert family."

Grant stared at the floor, knuckles white from how tightly he clenched his hands.

No one could see his face, but everyone knew the truth-Grant was just another piece in Killian's game.

By any normal standard, Grant was already exceptional-the kind of person who stood out in any crowd. But expecting him to take on three powerful families all by himself? That was a different league entirely.

As Chloe listened to the scattered conversation, everything finally started to make sense the grudges, the schemes, the tangled history.

you started plotting your revenge when you were just five. Back then, you thought Jeffery killed your whole family, so your first target was the Sartori family. When you were ten, you joined their household, pretending to be a performer. Jeffery had three daughters, and they never got along let me guess, that was your doing too. You made the eldest, Claire, your focus, always protecting her, but really you were weaving a trap-a love story that lasted more than a decade. Even when you two eloped and were supposedly killed by bandits, it was all

the start, even when she joined the Gilbert family. Her purpose there was to help you ruin their head of house. She dragged Desmond down, made him lose his ambition. Then there was Pax, but he was too young and only became head after Suzanne died. So destroying the Gilberts became Grant's job. He's been relentless these past two years. If the Gilbert and Sartori families hadn't

realization swept through the

spoke. "So, who did you plant in our family-the

peace medallion that's been passed down for generations? If I'm right, that medallion is with Killian now. Claire was both a victim and a pawn. Think about it-wasn't it your constant support for

Kent shook with anger.

those years backing Claire against Connor had bled the family

pawns. They were