My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

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Oliver frowned. "Is that so?"

"Yes, that's how it is."

"Fine, then let them suffer out there until they come crawling back to beg me!"

Oliver let out a cold snort and turned away, not even sparing Jake and Melissa a glance. He'd wait until they came back groveling at his feet, tails between their legs!

…

Keira watched the drama unfold, impressed by how skillfully Selena had manipulated Oliver into this state.

But then again, Oliver was always a scumbag—no wonder he was so easily swayed.

Keira knew Jake well enough. He was capable, having joined the student council in college and even becoming its president. But his whole life had been under his parents' control.

Now that he was breaking free, things would look up for him.

Just then, Selena's voice cut through the room, "Still, with Jake's prestigious degree and skills, if he finds a decent job, he might not come crawling back anytime soon."

Oliver sneered, "Not without my permission! I dare anyone to give him a job!"

With that, he stormed out. "I'll make sure every business connected to Horton Group knows not to hire Jake!"

After Oliver and Selena left, Keira turned to Lewis and darted a glance in Nathan's direction.

Lewis casually asked, "Dad, does Jake's wife still need shares? Oh wait, Jake doesn't have a wife anymore… Actually, the first branch doesn't even have a son now, do they…"

angrily flung his

again. Old Mrs. Horton looked at Keira and chuckled indulgently. "You're ruthless! You've cut Jake out

her a

me. He's got a kind heart… he just lost his way. I don't get why Oliver

lowered her eyes. "Because the squeaky wheel gets

kicks

…

and headed to a hotel. But when they tried to check in, Jake found that

cards were

desk, they couldn't have felt more

far away, Oliver watched with a

With no money,

no

her purse anxiously. "I should've brought some jewelry when

his pockets until he found his wallet. Inside, he had just

short-term

enough for one night at

wanted to argue but, seeing Jake's determination,

basement unit for $100 a month. The remaining money would barely

hunting but hit dead ends

he applied to turned him down as soon

an interview room.

but firm. "Mr. Horton, your father made it clear—if we hire you, we

major and mid-sized

back home in a daze, he felt