Mr Billionaires Secret Baby

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At precisely three p.m. my car drove down the quiet road across town. Not only had it been a side of the area l rarely ever visited but I guess today was an exception. It would probably be the first and last time that I do to be honest and I was only with that.
The towering building made entirely out of glass and stood proud and tall like a looming figure over the rest of its surrounding architectured counterparts was exactly that reason I had been here. Well, more the person who
owned it.
I found a parking spot close by to the entrance of the building and wasted no time in cutting the engine and getting out of the car but not forgetting the large yellow envelope that I had brought along with me and which had been the entire reason that I was here to begin with.
Scott was not expecting me at all and I would much rather prefer it that way. He had not the slightest of idea that I had found out his true motive, intentions, and face, and I would not have it any other way. The more oblivious his had been to my knowledge the greater he would crash when I dropped a major bomb on him ruining his every plan that he ever had in mind to ruin me and the company.
The all black look I had going on was really a perfect one for this occasion. With the envelope in my hand and determination set firmly on my mind, I headed up to the front doors where a door man held open the door for meer.
I didn’t bother to make a stop at the receptionists desk and announce my presence, instead I went right to the escalator and I took a lucky guess that Scott was on the highest floor where he would have most likely set up his personal office and boardroom.
The man appeared to be too fragile on his ego and manhood to allow any one to even try and be above him let alone his employees divisions. I scoffed finding myself humoured at how pathetic Scott really was. I should have known my uncle would have had a greater cause to refuse him and not just put of sentiment and all that bull shit
Scott had fed me.
The elevator pinged open snapping me out and away from my thoughts. I stepped out my with my left heeled foot before the right and stalked confidently to the end of the large floor until I stopped at an oak door with a
Plaque proudly printed with Scott’s name then stating that he had been the CEO of the company.
I tapped my fingers against the door lightly three times before my hand reached for the handle and twisted until it unlocked. The door opened and I stood there revealing myself and also causing Scott to turn away from the glass window he had been looking out of.
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Hmmm, maybe he was prepared for my arrival, I thought wryly.
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His eyes widened slightly at the sight of me. “Sophia? What are you doing here?” He asked and it was clear as day that he was very thrown off by my coming here.
I plastered a fake smile on my face before stepping further in to his office and shutting the door behind me.
“Can’t I stop by to speak to a good friend?” I asked tightly and saw him eye me assessingly like he could sense some thing was of but despite that, Scott still maintained his usual neutral, jolly demeanor.
“Of course, of course. Take a seat, please. I’ll have some refreshments brought up for you.” He immediately began to scurry but I shook my head.
“That won’t be necessary at all, Scott.” I said right before slamming the yellow envelope on to his desk.
The motion sent a whoosh of air blowing against a few papers on his desk but it had also grasped his attention.
My expression was no longer friendly and light but truly expressing of my inner fury and temper. Scott had seen it too when he glanced from the envelope on his desk to me and that was when he had risen to his full height.
“What is this?” He asked in thick tone as he reached for it.
“Open it and find out for yourself.” I spat out and he all but tore the end of the envelope of before he had coaxed the bounded papers out.
He removed the first page aside then proceeded to scan through the first page with a deep frown between his brows but that frown disappeared when he had made sense of what exactly what happening.
“What the-” He muttered before throwing the papers across the desk. It slid then stopped right at the edge just shy of falling of the desk entirely.
Scott lifted his eyes to glare at me murderously. His eyes weds pitch black, his jaw stiff and taut, and his hands balling in to fists on either side of him.
“You can’t do this to me, Sophia. You have no reason to. I am your friend, your ally. I always have been. This is
baseless and absolutely absurd!” He bellowed causing me to wince but not because I was scared of him but the
increased octave of his tone hurt my ears.
“Oh, but I can.” I sauntered over the the glass wall that over looked the street and much of the city. “You see, a
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thief of ten days is bound to be caught one day and, sadly for you, your day has arrived” I taunted but Scott being himself still had the nerve to pretend like he didn’t know what I was saying
“What are you talking about, Sophia? I do not understand where this is coming from.” He actually scoffed looking at me like I had lost my mind.
“Then allow me to enlighten you.” I took in a deep breath getting the hint of detergent and polish. “There was more to the reason that my uncle didn’t want you to join the company while he had been alive, isn’t it?” I paused, narrowing my eyes at him and waiting for him to respond or react, whichever came first.
When he didn’t I decided to get this on with and concluded once and for all.
“That story you fed me was a lie. You had plans of your own for the company and it was why my uncle refused to let you any where close to it. You were the one responsible for the horrible state of had been in when he had been sick. You assumed he had no family or children of his own to pass the company on to and that was when you would swoop on and snatch it at the lowest possible cost.” With each word that left my mouth, I watched his face grow harder and bitter until he had dropped the act completely and accepted his role as the villain.
“When I came in to the company, you saw it as the perfect chance to try again and I didn’t know better and allowed you approval but not any more.” I reminded him, glancing at the papers he nearly threw of his desk in his fit of anger.
Scott’s jaw clenched tightly before his balled up fists slammed against the desk with such violent force that it
had sent the contents of his desk bobbing up then back down from the force.
“Yes! Damn it! I did all those things but it was only because I wanted his company. I had great plans for it but your uncle was too stubborn to listen to it and he shut it down at every turn. It was painful watching make some decisions and of he had just listened to me I would have soared the company to far higher ranks than he ever
could.” Scott utter each word with intent and so much of anger. No