All Chapters of The Devilish Billionaire: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

((SEAN)) “Aaron, I saw that,” the old man teased me.Tsss.

((SEAN)) Even though I’ve already lifted her off the water, she stayed at my back and her legs were still clasped around my waist. I heard her sobbing.

((SEAN)) “Are you blaming me?” I stopped her hand from hitting me.“I don't blam

( Sena )Aaron and I were left silently eating the rest of our puddings. I only met him a night ago, but why did I feel calm around him? He was always grumpy and passive about his father’s jokes. But I realized that he wasn’t actually rude; he’s just a snob who liked to be serious all the time. He looked cool in that attitude anyway… And really handsome…Hehe.But I already have Boss Luis. My crush mode has already been taken. Sorry Aaron… someone came first. And if we lived together, it'd be a life full of storms.

((Sean)) Did I finally lose my sanity? What the hell did I do? Why were my emotions astir because of her?I sat on a huge rock beside the shoreline whil

((SENA)) When we got to the shallow, the rude man immediately pulled me towards Pol's motorbike. We were both wet and only the towel was keeping our bodies from trembling in the cold. And unlike any of them, I was barefoot.

((SEAN)) I waited for Dra. Bellen to come upstairs. And when she appeared… “Do you have any spar

( Sena ) He sat at the center seat while Aaron just stayed quietly seated without even dissenting everything that his father was saying. His father was pissing me the way I was pissing off his son. Let’s call it quits. “Future daughter-in-law, lead the prayer,” the old man said with a wide smile. So, I led a prayer.

( Sena)  Until we finished eating. Resting my stuffed stomach, I leaned on the terrace railings that was overlooking the sea and the flowery garden below. Everything about that view was so cute. I caressed Sean’s bloated belly. Like I did, I guessed the puppy also ate a lot.“Pssh. Sean’s fiancé? “I h

( Sena ) ((SENA)) I knew that Mang Ardo and Aling Tesa were constant early birds. But one day, while I was stretching out my arms, I saw them in their unusual frumpy outfits. Their fashion looked old and has disregarded whatever the latest trend was. They were in loose long-sleeved plaid shirts and coveralls and wore large stra