The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Elijah Ulbricht eyed the man coolly, "Your mistakes have nothing to do with me. Why should I care?"

"Mr. Ulbricht-"

Elijah wrapped his arm around Amber Granger's waist, feeling her fatigue and squeezed her palm gently, "Let's go, we're heading home." The man panicked as Elijah turned to leave, "Elijah, what do you want from us?"

Yes!

They had indeed kicked Elijah when he was down.

But what choice did they have? That's just how the business world works-you either stomp on others or get stomped on!

They admitted their mistake, so why was Elijah still relentless?

Elijah couldn't hide his scorn, "I've said it before, you didn't finish me off when you had the chance. Now, it's time for you to pay the price!"

The man was livid, "Elijah, after all these years of friendship, you're just going to throw it all away?"

Elijah found it amusing, "Did you think about our years of friendship before you decided to kick me when I was down?"

The man was speechless.

Elijah led Amber away, helping her into the car and kissed her lips gently, "Sorry about the noise, they won't bother us anymore." Amber nestled into his arms, "Okay."

...

Walker caught up with the news,

didn't leave any

families trembling in fear in

he must

on decent terms. When the Ulbricht family business collapsed, they hadn't helped, but neither had they kicked them further

on Eltham, he might have even entertained

that seemed

preparations are almost done. The Welandia exchange group arrives

confident, "Don't worry,

Ulysses is coming prepared

count on it. Wallace is in

Eltham, it's clear there's no future there. He's getting engaged soon. It's time to move on," Jasper said gravely.

she

Eltham for so many

less than

his daughter was proud and stubborn, "Alright, just make sure this event

left the study

Meanwhile, at Craneville Airport.

his thirties stepped out, his long hair tied back, a mask covering his face but not the stubble on his chin. His eyes, visible above the mask, were tired but determined. Heading straight from

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