Billinoaire Geschichten

"So sir you are saying that this bastard, dickhead, bitch here is my fiancé? How's that?" I asked the Mr. Illinois/CEO for the nth time "My name is TREVOR. T.R.E.V.O.R." the bastard explained. I just rolled my eyes at him and look at Mr. Illinois again. *English is my second language. If there are any grammatically wrong statements, i'm sorry in advance. Thank you.*

What happens when a person who is born with a golden spoon with diamonds on it to feed him loses his diamonded golden spoon? This is no normal-average billionaire story we read about how the billionaire is obsessed with some sort of innocent girl or how possessive he is upon his girl, but instead about how the billionaire loses everything he used to own and how he survives yet conquer while suffering. Kenneth Lawrence is the youngest son from a multimillion family. He was kicked out of the house by his billionaire father as the firm lost a billion-dollar business due to his womanizer personality. His father takes away all of Kenneth's assets and left 10 million dollars in his bank account, and wants the number to increase into 20 million dollars in one year's time, otherwise he will not ever accept Kenneth to come back. This task should be easy for million-making billionaires, but Kenneth never made any money before, all of his money comes from his father. When Kenneth is giving up on everything and not even trying to make a dollar, he meets back a girl who he had a one night stand with. She asks Kenneth to accept her into his life. Is she a threat or a certainty to Kenneth? What will Kenneth has to face? Will he arise or fall?

The Martin Hotels were an internationally recognized institution of luxury and comfort. Connie Martin was heiress to it all but had earned none of it, and knew nothing of how the world worked. All she knew was fame and fortune, and she lived her life with reckless abandon. When tragedy strikes, she is confronted with the reality of her own dismal existence and decides to do something about it. With the help of her cousin, she changes her name to Eliza Williams and learns how to take care of herself. She pursues higher education and even works her way up in the world of business. Suddenly being called home, she's faced with the decision of who to be: Connie or Eliza. She makes up her mind and devises a plan to meet the expectations of her family while keeping her new-found identity but to do so, she will have to pretend not to be herself. It doesn't take long for Eliza to find out that living a double-life isn't easy, especially when love comes knocking at her door. She must figure who she actually is, which suitor is in love with the real her, and if she loves him back.