Mona Lora

Once upon a time, in the heart of a bustling city, there lived a young woman with a heart full of dreams and a spirit as wild as the wind. She found herself tangled in the glamorous world of the elite, married to a man whose wealth was as vast as the ocean. Their union was one of passion and intensity, but it was also one that left her feeling trapped and suffocated. After an unforgettable night of passion, she decided to take her fate into her own hands. She slipped away from the golden cage, leaving behind the life of opulence and her billionaire husband.

Fast forward six years, and our heroine reappears, now a woman of strength and independence. She's not alone though; by her side is a sprightly little boy, a spitting image of his father. His twinkling eyes and charming smile are a mirror reflecting the man she left behind all those years ago. Now she is faced with a dilemma that is as old as time itself. Will she return to the arms of the man she once loved, the father of her child, and give her son the family he deserves? Or will she continue to tread the path of independence, raising her son as a fiery, hot single mom?

The story is a rollercoaster ride of emotions, filled with moments of joy, heartbreak, suspense, and anticipation. It's a tale about love, sacrifice, and the strength of a woman who dared to break free from societal norms. It's about finding the courage to follow your heart, even when the world tells you otherwise. It's about the journey of a woman, a mother, and a lover. It's about life, in all its messy, beautiful glory.

Hot Mom and Her Billionaire Ex-hubby

　　"Where are you right now? Larry called and he said you didn't show up for your meeting! What happened?!" My uncle roared at the other end of the line.


　　Larry? My mind raced fast. Oh, shit. I completely forgot that I had a meeting with Larry Schmit, our potential investor.


　　My uncle didn't get an answer from me, so he continued, "Now Larry refuses to have another meeting with you because he thought you were playing with him."


　　"I'll call him right now," I said and hung up on him as I got into the helicopter.


　　Lucas helped me to put on the safety belt.


　　I asked, "Is there any chance that you know a guy named Larry Schmit?"


　　"I might know him. What's going on?" Lucas said without looking at me. He was still busy tying me up with belts.


　　"I need to get him to sign a contract," I replied.


Chapter 19