Eloy is the illegitimate daughter of the Fox family. After her boyfriend cheated on her, she accidentally had a one-night stand with Felix Blaine, the nemesis of the Fox family. Worse still, Felix is also the guardian of her student. There is a rumor that Felix is also the one who killed his elder brother and sister-in-law for Blaine's inheritance. She tries desperately to clear her relationship with Felix, but Felix is like a hunting panther, with his eyes fixed on her.
Eloy, as an illegitimate daughter, has been abandoned by the Fox family for a long time, and suffered a lot of unequal treatment because of her status as an illegitimate daughter. Felix has rescued her many times in difficult situations, and she has found that Felix is not as brutal as rumored. 
Eloy feels that since she met Felix, her difficult life seems to have been smoothed out by the rumors of this cold-blooded man, all of which has gradually made her let down her guard and remove the shell that protects her from herself.
As the nemesis of the Fox family, is Felix really in love with Eloy? Or is he using her to destroy the Fox family?

The Illegitimate Daughter's Billionaire Protector

Eloy thinks that Klem still has some good points, such as he used to listen to her, not to pry into her privacy and not to ask her about her past. Most importantly, he had promised her that he would always stand by her side and would never betray her because of his family.

I don't know if this is considered him keeping his promise, because he really didn't betray him because of his family, especially after his mother, Mrs. Bird, interfered with their romance many times, he stood by her side, although he didn't have the strength and courage to call the family's bluff yet, but she was already grateful that he could do so.

However, he still betrayed her. He had slept with Miranda when he knew exactly who the other person was. The bitch couple were both people who had left traces in her life, and she had felt very sick before, but after so many days, her discomfort was gradually subsiding.

Chapter 15