Hired a Gigolo, Got a Billionaire

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"But thats nevererastopped me before." d couldn't help smaitink tooedestate the fear and the coldbld. +25 Bonus Chapter 555 Gwen's POV The silence inside the car was suffocating. The only sound was the wind howling outside, rocking the vehicle every time a particularly violent gust hit. I watched Nick try the key again. The engine made a pathetic clicking sound but didn't turn over. He tried once more. Same result. "Shit," he muttered, slamming his fist against the steering wheel in frustration. Then he reached for the controls on the dashboard, trying to turn on the heater. Nothing happened.

pulled my coat tighter around myself, but I could already feel the cold seeping through the layers of clothing. My fingers were starting to go numb. "We're not that far from the

the night in this storm. The temperature is below zero, the wind is brutal, and visibility is nonexistent. We wouldn't even find the road properly, let alone survive the exposure."

thinking. Then his eyes brightened slightly. "You're right. We need to find somewhere warmer," he said, turning fully toward me. "If I remember correctly, there's a cabin nearby. Local farmers use it to store equipment and sometimes as shelter while working. If we're lucky, it'll have a fireplace and some chopped wood." "And if we're not lucky?" I asked. "Then it'll be locked," he said with a half-smile. "But that's never stopped me before." I couldn't help smiling too, despite the fear and

nothing." We stepped out of the car, and the cold hit me like a physical wall. It wasn't just cold. It was cutting, invasive, a cold that made my lungs ache with every breath. The wind drove the snow sideways in stinging bursts that pricked my face like tiny

separated out here, we won't find each other again." I nodded, gripping his hand tightly. We started walking. Every step was a struggle. The snow was deep, my feet were already numb, my face burning from the cold. Then, like a miracle, I

around. The cabin was exactly what Nick had said it would be. A storage shed. Not comfortable. There were tools hanging on the walls, bags stacked in one corner that were probably seeds or fertilizer for spring. But, miraculously, there was a small fireplace set into one wall. And beside it,

shaking, from both the cold and the urgency. He searched the cabin and found a lighter. It took a few minutes. The first attempts failed. But eventually, a small flame caught. Nick blew gently on it, feeding it, adding more twigs, then thicker pieces of wood. The fire grew. 2/4 +25 Bonus And with it came warmth. It was the greatest relief I