jerrycurl697

Nathan West has it all—wealth, power, and a legacy waiting for him. But when he meets Scarlett Madison, a sharp-tongued, ambitious woman from a working-class family, his carefully crafted life begins to unravel. Against all odds, they fall in love, defying his father’s wishes and building a life together in the face of poverty and adversity.  

Their happiness is short-lived when Scarlett is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, and secrets about Nathan’s family come to light. An illegitimate heir, Alex, emerges, threatening to claim the West fortune, while hidden truths about Scarlett’s own past begin to surface.  

As Nathan and Scarlett navigate betrayal, family rivalries, and their own personal struggles, they uncover a web of lies spun by political enemies and long-buried secrets that could destroy them.  

With love as their anchor and courage as their weapon, they face impossible odds to expose the truth and reclaim their future. But when life itself hangs by a thread, will their bond be enough to overcome the ultimate test?

THE PRIVILEGED BILLIONAIRE IS MY LOVER

The explosion shattered the night, ripping through the silence with a deafening roar. Nathan's ears rang as he ducked behind an overturned table, his shoulder colliding with the hard wood.

"Get to the back entrance!" Morrison barked.

Nathan peeked around the edge of the table. Figures in tactical gear swarmed through the breach in the nearby building, their movements coordinated and efficient. These weren't ordinary thugs; their precision was unnerving.

"Henry, cover me!" Nathan shouted; his voice hoarse.

Henry, crouched behind a shattered window frame, nodded sharply. He raised his weapon and fired a volley, forcing the intruders to dive for cover. Morrison, dragging Paul behind her, moved quickly toward the kitchen.

"Move!" Morrison ordered; her jaw clenched. She shoved Paul toward Nathan. "Get him downstairs! Now!"

Nathan grabbed Paul's arm, the man's weight sagging heavily against him. "Henry, go with them! I'll—"

The Night Isn’t Over