All Chapters of The Billionaire’s Regret: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Victoria had always hated silence.Not because it was quiet.But because silence gave people away.In silence, people revealed things they tried to hide.Distance.Disinterest.Secrets.And lately.Alexander had become far too silent.She noticed it in the little things first.The way he barely touched his dinner.The way his replies had become shorter, colder.The way his mind seemed elsewhere even when he was standing right in front of her.The late nights.The distracted stares.The constant distance.At first, she had tried to ignore it.Told herself it was work.Stress.The company.The ongoing shareholder tension.But Victoria was not a foolish woman.And she certainly was not blind.She knew exactly when a man’s attention was slipping.Especially when that man was her husband.Tonight was no different.She stood near the living room entrance, a glass of wine in hand, watching Alexander sit across the room with his phone in one hand and that familiar distant look in his eyes.He

True to his word, only a few minutes after Amelia had hung up the phone, her doorbell rang.She froze for half a second in the middle of her room.“That better not be him already,” she muttered, though the small smile on her lips betrayed her.She walked toward the door, smoothing down her shirt unnecessarily, and opened it to find a delivery man standing there holding the most beautiful box she had ever seen.Not just beautiful.Expensive-looking.Elegant.The kind of box that made you instinctively stand straighter when holding it.The delivery man smiled politely.“Miss Amelia Hart?”She nodded.“Yes.”He handed over the package and the signing slip.“Delivery for you.”Of course it was.She thanked him, signed quickly, and carefully took the box into her apartment like she was carrying state secrets.The moment the door closed behind her, she looked down at it properly.“Daniel Carter…”She shook her head slowly.Dangerous man.The box itself felt substantial.Heavy.Luxurious.It

Daniel stepped out of his house with one thought in his mind.Tonight mattered.Not because of the gala itself.Not because of the business faces, the shareholders, or the expensive smiles waiting behind polished glasses of champagne.But because Amelia would be there.And so would Alexander.That alone was enough reason for tonight to matter.His driver had already been waiting for him out front, standing beside the sleek black car with the quiet efficiency Daniel appreciated.The moment he saw Daniel approaching, he opened the back door without a word.Daniel adjusted the cuff of his sleeve once before slipping inside.The leather seat was cool against him.The driver shut the door, walked around, and settled into the front seat.“Where to, sir?”Daniel loosened his tie slightly and answered without hesitation.“To Amelia’s place.”“Yes, sir.”Without another word, the engine started.The drive was smooth, but Daniel’s mind was anything but.His fingers tapped lightly against his kn

The drive to the Kingsley event gala was nothing like Amelia expected.There was no heavy silence.No looming dread.No suffocating anxiety pressing against her chest.Instead.It was filled with something entirely different.Something warm.Something electric.Something dangerously close to excitement.Not because they were on their way to the gala.But because of them.Because whatever was happening between her and Daniel… it was real.And it was happening fast.Faster than she had planned.Faster than she had prepared for.And yet.She wasn’t pulling away.If anything.She was leaning into it.The soft glow of city lights filtered through the tinted windows as the car moved smoothly through the evening streets, casting fleeting reflections across Daniel’s face.Amelia found herself watching him again.Not subtly.Not carefully.Just watching.And smiling.Because truly.“Mr. Carter really loves to match with me.”The words slipped out before she could stop them.Daniel turned his h

Stepping into the hall made Amelia’s breath hitch.For a moment.She forgot everything else.The tension.The reason she was here.The people waiting.Everything.Because the hall.It was beautiful.Not just beautiful.Overwhelmingly so.Everything shimmered in gold.Soft golden lighting spilled across the room, reflecting off every surface like the entire space had been dipped in luxury.The chandeliers above looked like something out of a dream, crystals cascading downward in delicate layers, catching the light in a way that made them sparkle like stars frozen mid-fall.Amelia tilted her head slightly, eyes tracing the intricate design.“You only see things like this in dreams…” she whispered under her breath.The floor beneath her heels gleamed like polished glass, reflecting movement and light with every step, giving the illusion that they were walking on something far more delicate than reality.The walls shimmered subtly, textured with fine gold detailing that caught the eye wit