Amelia Evans, a shy and modest hotel employee, never imagined her life would take such a wild turn. One fateful night, she helps a mysterious man who turns out to be Andrew Robinson, a billionaire. After a night of thrill, Andrew coldly sends her away, just like every other woman he forgets. Heartbroken, Amelia moves on—until a month later, when she discovers she is pregnant with Andrew’s child. To protect herself from shame and complications, Amelia pins the pregnancy on her long-term boyfriend, hoping to avoid the truth.
But when a surprise DNA test reveals that her boyfriend is not the father, everything unravels. As the truth surfaces, Andrew, her baby’s real father, steps back into her life, determined to claim his child. Amelia is caught in a whirlwind of emotions as her life spirals out of control. Will her boyfriend, who once admired Andrew as his boss, ever forgive her for the lies? And what about Andrew, the cold billionaire—can he change and step up as a father, or is this just another power play?

ONE NIGHT THRILL WITH UNKNOWN BILLIONAIRE

Andrew was seated opposite me in the tiny café, the distance between us seeming as vast as a chasm. His perfectly fitted suit and calm disposition contrasted sharply with the natural charm of the location, giving the impression that he had entered a different realm—and perhaps he had. I took a sip of my tea to occupy my hands, wishing the warmth building in my chest didn’t show on my face. 


He hadn’t talked much since we took our seats, but the intensity in his eyes indicated he had plenty to express. Andrew was not the type of man to squander words. He deployed them as weapons, sharp and exact. 


“Why do we exist here, Andrew?” I ultimately inquired, placing the mug down with greater force than I meant to. "You didn’t travel this far just to sample the herbal tea." 


A trace of a smile flickered on his lips, yet it disappeared as fast as it had come. "We must discuss what comes after this, Amelia." "For you, for me, and the little one." 


Chapter 32: The Offer