The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 916

“I never thought I’d break off my engagement with the Lynettes, only to learn that you’ve become their darling daughter,” Ophelia said with a raised eyebrow.

Brittany stirred her coffee, looking as calm as the eye of a storm. “Life’s full of surprises. Didn’t see this one coming either.”

Ophelia leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. “I’ve met a few of the Lynettes before. Leila is a piece of work. Watch your back.”

“Ophelia?” A frigid voice cut through the café chatter.

Ophelia’s smile vanished. It was her-the woman who had thrown a wrench in her wedding.

“What do you want?”

The woman strode over, looking down her nose at Ophelia, one hand cradling her protruding belly. “I suggest you keep your distance from Vincent Lynette. I’m pregnant. Be a good girl, will you?”

Ophelia couldn’t help but roll her eyes. “Vincent and I called off our engagement a long time ago. If you have a problem, take it up with him.”

She didn’t need this-her prancing around, a living, breathing annoyance.

turned tomato-red. “Are you still clinging to Vincent behind the scenes? Otherwise, why wouldn’t he come see me? It must be you, keeping him from calling me. That’s downright immoral. Why can’t you

remind you, even if Vincent didn’t marry me, he’s not going to marry you either. If he truly loved you, he wouldn’t have gotten engaged to me, let alone have you pregnant before

portraying charm in public, yet entangled with his ex behind closed doors, all the while professing his

aligning with her Joyner family. And this woman before her was nothing more than

woman was

out her

picked up immediately. “Ophelia, have you decided to forgive

face drained

my sight,” Ophelia said, dropping an address before ending the call.

didn’t waste a second. He packed up his things and rushed to the café.

woman stood her ground, glaring daggers at Ophelia until Vincent arrived. Her eyes lit up as she moved to embrace him, only to be deftly sidestepped.

I had no idea she’d bother you,” Vincent said, guilt swimming in his eyes. He’d been miserable, the talk of Craneville, a disappointment to his

woman and leave. I don’t want

the woman out.

she

“Shut up. Ophelia ended things a long time ago.”

oblivious to the gravity of the situation. “If the engagement is really off, can we

turned