What Happens in Chapter 832 – From the Book Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover
Dive into Chapter 832, a pivotal chapter in Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover, written by Rosa Winters. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
Connor left, and Claire felt a chill run down her spine, as if she had been pulled into a decades-long whirlpool of darkness. Chloe was waiting in the car for Connor. As soon as she saw him step out of The Garden, she drove over to him.
Connor slid into the car, looking troubled. "Didn't I tell you to stay at home?" he said.
Chloe's voice was soft with concern. "I was worried about you."
Connor's heart softened at her words. He turned and wrapped Chloe in a tight embrace. She didn't quite know what was going on, but she could feel the slight tremble in Connor's shoulders. Gently, she patted his back, trying to soothe him. "Did you have a fight with her? Don't let it get to you. She's not worth it. You've got me, and that's all you need."
Connor buried his face in Chloe's long hair, the familiar scent and warmth finally easing the tension in his body. "Chloe, you're not going to leave me, right?"
Chloe was taken aback by Connor's sudden vulnerability but reassured him tenderly, "I won't. I never will."
"You need to be by my side forever."
"Of course."
Connor let go of Chloe, fixing his gaze ahead. "Don't worry, she won't be at our wedding," he said, a steely resolve in his eyes. "Tomorrow, it all ends."
The next day brought chaos at Eldridge Entertainment. Just before the company could announce its bankruptcy, the vice president vanished overnight, taking a hefty sum of company funds with him. The news hit Claire like a lightning strike. She had recently sold off nearly everything of value she owned—jewelry, antiques—trying to keep Eldridge Entertainment afloat. It was a temporary fix, buying her some time to find the legendary treasure of the four families that could save the company.
The funds from her sales had been managed by the vice president, a significant amount of money. She never imagined he'd skip town with it instead of investing it back into the company. Connor's words from the night before echoed in her mind: that Eldridge Entertainment would collapse today. She had dismissed him, never thinking it would unravel like this. Now, she really had nothing left.
Claire sat there, stunned, trying to process the series of blows she'd been dealt. It felt like everyone she trusted had turned their back on her. She had treated them well, so why was she the one left all alone?
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