I stole the billionaire’s heart

Jill Malik P.O.V

A couple hours later I found myself sitting next to Flynn, driving to the picnic destination. God, how did I end up here? In the back Amari was singing wheels on the bus for the nth time now. I think I might go crazy if we will not arrive soon.

"We're here!" Flynn announced as he pull up into a parking spot. He turned around and looked at Amari. "Look Princess, Aunt Ximmy is there!" Amari immediately looked outside and squealed. "Aunty Ximmy!" She fumbled with the seatbelt and tried to unbuckle it. "Daddy! Help me!"

Flynn stiffened and looked wideyed at his daughter. I didn't realize why he was shocked, until I replayed what she said in my head. Oh shit !17

I covered my face hiding my embarrassment, this is all my fault. I should have never had called him that. Without saying a word he stepped out of the car and walked to the back seat to unbuckle Amari. As soon as Flynn unbuckled her she jumped out of the car and ran towards Ximena. She grew so attached to Flynn's family since they pamper her and treat her like a princess.

I stepped out of the car and walked over towards Flynn. "Yeah, I think you should get over that word." I said as I nudged him bringing him back to reality.

"Hell yeah! Why did you even call me that in the first place?" He looked at me intently waiting for me to answer. I turned my face to the other side so the heat that was rushing to my face would not show. I just shrugged instead. "We were young, things like that happen."5

"Calling me daddy?" he snorted. "Yeah right."

I rolled my eyes and walked away. "Don't tell me you didn't like it."

I heard him snicker behind me and judging by his footsteps he was following me. "At one point I did, but now...not really."

His family spotted us walking towards them and a wide smile appeared on Rodrigo's face. "Jill!" He greeted excitedly. "Didn't expect to see you here."

"Took me hours of convincing." I heard Flynn mutter next to me. "Hey mom, hey dad...Geez old man that's a lot of roses you got there."

I look at Flynn's parents and from the looks of it they were still madly in love with each other. His father looked at us and grinned. "Today is the anniversary when your mom and I met. Of course it asked for a celebration."8

I let out a sigh as I watched them. They were so cute. The kind of couple goals everyone wants, but not everyone can get. Growing old with the person you love, how many of us don't want that? I turned around and looked at Amari who was taking selfies on Ximena's phone. I walked over to them.

asked as I sat down next to Ximena on the grass. Amari nodded her head, but other than that she completely

Ximena chuckled as she brushed a strand of hair out of Amari's

waved his hand in dismissal. "She's gonna be a CEO like

next to Flynn choked on his soda. He coughed

and muttered; "Very

to hear that word. I'm just shocked!" Rodrigo

and slapped Rodrigo's hand away. "Shut up will you? How's it like to be

I get to see her every

veryyy bored." Ximena answered sarcastically. "Can you believe it? He doesn't even want to spice it up with some

widened and I choked on

shook his head. "You guys are crazy. I'll go back to mom and dad, they brought

He's trying to earn mom's forgiveness." Ximena said as

do again?"

"He forgot Poker's birthday."

was their dog. Flynn laughed too and said; "Mom is

like that. Anyways can you bring some snacks over here. I'm starving." Ximena said as she

lazy' and

they were out of earshot Ximena patted the seat next to her

to gave her my honest answer. "You know what

so much for it! I don't know why he can be so selfish and

"I forgave him, but it's

was a wreck you know. After you left." She paused to take a deep breath.

just go back to him and forget what happened? It's not that easy

that he truly loves you. The past was a mistake. A stupid dumb mistake. What I'm trying to say is that one day I hope you can give him a chance again." Ximena smiled in the distance as if she could already see Flynn and I being together. "And... I want to have more Amari's. Damn, I grew so attached to

"Why don't you and