Honey, You're a Billionaire by Chandler Solar

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Chapter 112 You Have No Right to Call Me Husband Elysian Hotel, Room 602.

As soon as Jonathan entered, memories of that night came rushing back into his mind. Rose, in a fiery alluring red dress, seemed to be right in front of him now. Soon, his hazy, intoxicated eyes cleared up.

The empty room held only him. His lips curved into a bitter smile. That night, it seemed like Rose had planted a curse on him, which had been deepened with each passing day.

Meanwhile, she had left, carefree and untouched. Sitting at the edge of the bed, he felt the sobriety was making it even more unbearable.

He decided to call the front desk for a bottle of alcohol. The front desk then prepared the drink and sent it up to his room.

Kelly, who had been waiting for the right moment, seemed to sense something and followed him to the sixth floor.

"Ah..."

She suddenly let out a painful cry, as if she had stumbled and fallen, kneeling on the floor.

"Miss, are you alright?" the staff inquired cautiously.

pain and replied, "It seems like I've sprained

After hesitating

helped her walk forward, he failed to notice that an unknown substance had dropped into the empty

with a smile, "Thank

Soon, the staff delivered the wine to

so thirsty that he quickly downed the first glass. After drinking several more glasses, the alcohol's effects

a fire burning within him, heading. straight to his throat. He swallowed hard and unbuttoned his

the door. It seemed as if the knocking had disrupted those images, causing them to disappear, His eyes revealed a hint of displeasure as he got up

Rose...

Kelly was taken aback. She didn't like him calling Rose's name. However, it

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to distance herself from him, she couldn't have actively sought him out. Since it was an illusion, there was no need to hide his true feelings. Kelly was drawn in his misty, alluring gaze. She

she

for a moment, thinking the illusion

want to

quickly. Jonathan turned to the side and let her in. The

dim light, she noticed an empty wine