The Billionaire's Wife Series by Viola Black

High school was a blast. Never had she imagined it would go by so quickly. Memories of friends that had long since come and gone. Laughter that still echoed through the corridors of her mind. Each thought of those people made her stomach turn on end. The betrayal she felt from them was more than she could comprehend. Xavier was dead. He had passed, and Dawnika knew it before they even got to the hospital. It came as a bit of a shock that he ended up like his father... moreHigh school was a blast. Never had she imagined it would go by so quickly. Memories of friends that had long since come and gone. Laughter that still echoed through the corridors of her mind. Each thought of those people made her stomach turn on end. The betrayal she felt from them was more than she could comprehend. Xavier was dead. He had passed, and Dawnika knew it before they even got to the hospital. It came as a bit of a shock that he ended up like his father. He was healthy, never did anything that he shouldn’t have. For Christ’s sake he was captain of the soccer and football team. Xavier was as healthy as could be, yet he gave no sign of life. One moment, he was breathing, the next he was lying, sprawled out on the couch. They were watching cheesy horror flicks, and laughing at every flaw, when he started to appear uncomfortable. At first, she wasn’t really worried, of course that was the first mistake that she made. He was her boyfriend, and she should’ve always been concerned, however, she wasn’t. The reason why would remain unknown to her. Twenty minutes later, he was complaining of chest pains and asked her to call an ambulance. She did, but when they arrived, she knew they were too late. He wasn’t breathing. He wasn’t moving. That of course nearly gave her a heart attack. Moreover she passed out, and when she woke up she was at the hospital, lying in a bed. less

This was by far the biggest house she had ever been in. The walls were porcelain, the floors looked of gold. Dancing and socializing on those floors were people who looked so rich and fancy, Dawnika had to resist the urge to ask for a tip. Yes, a freaking tip. No thanks to Isaiah, she was forced to waitress again, only this time, there were hundreds of people. Thankfully none of them were getting drunk, and none were trying to grab her ass... moreThis was by far the biggest house she had ever been in. The walls were porcelain, the floors looked of gold. Dancing and socializing on those floors were people who looked so rich and fancy, Dawnika had to resist the urge to ask for a tip. Yes, a freaking tip. No thanks to Isaiah, she was forced to waitress again, only this time, there were hundreds of people. Thankfully none of them were getting drunk, and none were trying to grab her ass. Her uniform wasn’t like the one from the night before, but in fact was a blue and silver, short gown that fell just below her knees. As much as Dawnika hated dresses, she couldn’t help but fall in love with it. When she first put it on, Dawnika spun around like a silly little girl, until she almost got motion sickness. At that point, she finally settled herself in a pair of red-bottom heels, and began prancing around as best as she could. Her outfit was matching with Olivia and her adorable little daughter. Compared to the cheeky, toothless, little girl who was passing out sugar cookies and homemade caramel, they were odd balls walking around in stilts. less

She couldn’t believe it happened. She couldn’t believe she allowed it to happen. She couldn’t believe she let that single word say to him. Just one word had begun the permanent change to her life. This was nauseating. Dawnika tried her best to stay calm in meetings like this, they were important to his company after all, and she needed to learn the trade of the business. She stared on at the board of directors, remember each of their faces for something different at Isaiah’s alcohol party... moreShe couldn’t believe it happened. She couldn’t believe she allowed it to happen. She couldn’t believe she let that single word say to him. Just one word had begun the permanent change to her life. This was nauseating. Dawnika tried her best to stay calm in meetings like this, they were important to his company after all, and she needed to learn the trade of the business. She stared on at the board of directors, remember each of their faces for something different at Isaiah’s alcohol party. Dawnika cringed at the sight of the one who continuously grabbed her ass. less