Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son
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"I would rather marry a maid and live in a slum than help you with your freaking business." A statement Lennon left his father out of his anger when he offered him to work in their own company. He left without knowing he only gave his dad an idea of what to do to make him change—or a punishment for his rudeness and disrespect. Wish granted! But he didn't kick Lennon out of his house to live in the street. He found it perfect timing because their Filipina servant needed help, and William had a better plan for the two for his greater benefit. How about Anita, who suddenly became a tool for William's plans? What if she found out the real reason—that her boss lied?
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Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 8
Third-person's POV"Can you hand me the salt, Anita?" Linda requested, but it seemed Anita was not in herself while wiping the table where they prepared all the ingredients for the dishes they were cooking that late afternoon.It had been a few minutes since she returned to the kitchen and went back to what she had left, and since then, Anita has been acting strangely."Anita?" Linda called and gave the young Filipina a gentle tap on her shoulder."Y-yes, M-miss Peters?" Anita was startled. "I-I'm sorry, are you saying something?""No," Linda lied, and she asked, "Are you okay?""Y-yes...I-I think so." As expected, she would lie."Come
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 7
Third-Person's POV “Find Lennon,” William ordered his assistant, Timur, after reaching his office. The middle-aged man bowed his head and rushed outside to follow the order, calling people he knew to find the rebel son of his boss. They tracked the location where Lennon used his Centurion card last, and it was in a luxurious hotel outside Colorado. After getting the information, he went back to William's office to tell him what he had, and William asked Timur to call the bank and freeze Lennon's card. Meanwhile, at the hotel... Lennon and his friends were about to check out after a night full of fun. On the moment where they were about to pay, Lennon stepped forward, waving his black card, to hand it over to the lady at the front desk. "Let me!" he announced, and the lady who recognized the group blushed when she carefully took the card from the young man. Beep! "S-sir?" the lady called out to his attention. Beep! "Yes?" Lennon asked. "T-there's something wrong with your card
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 6
"In Memories of Samantha L. Martin," Anita whispered to herself as she read the carved name and words on the stone at the top entrance of the white mausoleum. With how it appeared, she knew it wasn't something ordinary. She had never seen a rock as white as those. It seemed like a cave at first glance, but it wasn't at all. Anita didn't know what their late boss' wife's name was. She hadn't heard from Linda yet, but looking at how the place was created in memory of someone who had passed away, she could imagine how much love they had for her. They created a paradise inside a ranch. The place felt peaceful right on the spot where they were. The air was fresh, and the sound of the river flowing below the pavilion was relaxing. "Anita—" Her silent sentiment was interrupted when Linda suddenly called her name. She turned her head right away and looked at her apologetically. It was a shame that she was spacing out and almost forgot what they came for in that place after she got captiva
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 5
William spent the remaining weekdays thinking about a better plan, knowing his son would never agree to that setup. Still, before thinking about ways to convince him, he went back to reading what was in Anita's record. While reading, he couldn't keep his eyes off every detail written on the printed paper. It only had two pages, but the academic and leadership awards listed impressed a billionaire like William. Who wouldn't if the owner was a valedictorian from primary and secondary school and, to add to that, a summa cum laude when she graduated college? She was an intelligent girl, but William couldn't believe someone who could get so much spotlight from her achievements would only become a servant in a different country. He realized how overqualified his servant was. William wasn't even like her when studying and never had such recognition. Reading everything made him curious about what kind of life Anita had back in her country. He hired a relevant person to do a background chec
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 4
William was already fast asleep after a long and tiring day when his phone suddenly started ringing in the middle of the night. He tried reaching for it, which he remembered he had placed on the bedside table. With his eyes closed, he grabbed the phone. His forehead wrinkled after seeing an unregistered number calling him that late. He got skeptical about who owned the number instantly, knowing he wasn't the type who handed it out to random people without getting their phone numbers as well, especially the number they were calling only for personal use. He answered the call, thinking it was from someone he knew, only to discover it was from a police officer, informing him that his son was in jail after getting involved in a drug raid at a party. Besides this, Lennon and his friend got sued for parking illegally and destroying private property. William was left speechless. His son had disappointed him again, but he tried setting that aside, and the thought that Lennon had asked the o
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 3
NARRATOR Colorful laser lights were scattered all over the place in sync with the loud music playing in a private underground country club in Cherry Hills. Everyone on the dance floor was dancing and singing to the DJ's party music like it was going to be their last time to party. People's sweat, perfume, and hair gel scents were in the air, along with the odors of liquor and smoke from everyone puffing on cigarettes. People partying didn't care if they bumped into a stranger or got hit by another person dancing next to them. All they cared about was having fun and forgetting about life and what was outside for a while. Among the people present were these five adult men, who were sitting in their favorite corner. There was an oblong table at their center full of empty and unopened cans of different liquors and glasses from drinks they ordered. Like everyone else, one of these men had problems dealing with them that made him so annoyed that night. His problem? His father. I
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 2
“W-we rushed Papa to the hospital. He couldn’t properly breathe. He lost consciousness on our way here, and until now, he’s still asleep.” My brother’s voice trembled as he spoke, and I could hear cries from the background that I knew were my mother. My tears were on the verge of falling as I listened to his every word. I could sense hopelessness in my mother’s cry, so I told my younger brother to let me talk to her for a while. I tried—I tried my best to comfort her. My voice was shaky as I told her that she didn't have anything to worry about because Tatay would be fine, even though I knew there were so many things to think about. She listened without responding. I heard the doctor had just arrived. My brother ended the call after telling me he would update me right after the doctor gave them the other test results. I wanted to request to keep the call going so I could hear whatever the doctor was saying, but my tears were about to fall, and my chest felt like bursting. I bit
Marrying the Billionaire's Rebel Son Chapter 1
For us, overseas Filipino workers, nothing could be more exciting than going home. Being away from our family is never easy, but it’s better that way than to cry in hopelessness when something goes wrong and you don’t have enough savings to go on. I worked for almost three years as a kitchen assistant at Martin’s mansion in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. It was all a stroke of luck when I got picked by the agency to be a servant and later chosen to be the assistant of our boss’ personal chef. My experience as a kitchen helper at the school canteen where I studied college was something they saw in my resume for me to be assigned to the kitchen. Well, that was something I never thought would push me into that position. I was only twenty-one when I accepted the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity from an agency that went to our province, Tanay, Rizal. I spent two of my birthdays away from my family. And four months was not a long period compared to the months I had already spent in the
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