FEDERICK REVENGE MILLIONAIRE SYSTEM

chapter four

FEDERICK'S POV

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I sat across from Georgia, enjoying our romantic dinner in one of the expensive cafes. The city lights stretched before us, casting a golden glow over her flawless skin. She looked more beautiful, sipping her wine as my phone vibrated with the confirmation of a bank transfer.

"Wow, you're really paying me?" she asked, raising an eyebrow. I could see the disbelief in her eyes making me let out a small smile. "You thought I was a joking?"

"This is just surprising." She tilted her head, studying me with curious eyes. " You know I still can't believe it."

Georgia said staring at me.

" Can't believe what?" I asked staring at her face.

" Are your parents rich or you have just been hiding the fact that you are rich?"

I chuckled, shaking my head. "I wish. But I'm not destined to have a family."

"You can always build one," she said, taking another sip of her wine, her every movement so graceful it left me momentarily stunned that I began to doubt if I could pull the contract through.

I might just have to offer Georgia another money if it means getting intimate with her.

She was stunning!

I swallowed hard. "I’m impressed." I said slowly lifting my gaze to meet her own. " Surprised? Why?" Georgia asked

" The fact that I haven't paid like I promised earlier on." I replied

Georgia shrugged. "I don’t know why, but since I met you, life has felt more exciting. Maybe I’ve been enjoying my time with you so much that I forgot to care."

" Easy tiger, I thought you said this was mainly based on our contract. Are you falling in love? I heard that you dnt date school guys so what happened?"

She let out a soft laugh. "That makes me sound unreasonable. I don’t date because I don’t have time, not because I have some ridiculous standard."

"Too busy making money?" I guessed.

"Is there any effort that isn’t hard when it comes to making money? Some people are even willing to die for it."

I laughed, the awkwardness between us fading with each shared moment. Something about Georgia made me feel lighter, as if all the burdens of my past didn’t weigh as heavily when I was with her.

And then, before I could stop myself, I reached for her hand.

She blinked in surprise. "Hm? Isn’t it too soon to fall in love?"

I smirked. "I just want to enjoy what’s in front of me. A beautiful woman, a breathtaking city skyline, and a sunset that looks like a painting. It’s perfect."

She smiled but didn’t pull away. Instead, she tightened her grip.

"I always loved beauty," I admitted.

"All women do."

"No, I mean, ever since I was a kid, I admired models. They walk the runway like they're floating—it's the definition of elegance. I wanted to be part of that world, so I’m trying to get into a modeling school."

"Then I’ll support you."

Her smile was dazzling.

"By the way, did you see their faces?" she asked.

"Damian and Mandy? Yeah. And I’m more than satisfied."

She scoffed. "You’re not the type to hold grudges, huh? If I were you, I’d have smashed that brute’s head into the floor the way he did to you in the gym." Georgia said making a scene

I laughed. " How did you know?"

" Your case is the topic at school when it happens. Why don't you?"

"I wanted to," I admitted. "But I couldn’t."

"Why? You were pretty damn cool making him kneel earlier."

"That was just luck." I sighed. "Look at Damian's size. There’s no way I should’ve been able to make him kneel like that. If it wasn’t luck, then what was it?"

Georgia burst out laughing. "I thought you were training to become some overnight Superman. You shoud have seen the look on his face when you made him fall."

I shook my head. "Not interested. I just wanted to put them in their place. Especially Mandy. I’ve never felt heartbreak like that before."

My chest tightened at the memory. The pain was still fresh, a wound that hadn’t quite healed.

Georgia must’ve noticed because she suddenly lit up. "I want cotton candy!" she announced, pointing across the street. "Shall we cut dinner short and find something more fun to do?"

I blinked, caught off guard by how quickly she changed the subject.

Then, I smiled. "Sure."

She laughed. "Go get your car. I’ll take you somewhere nice after this."

"You’re going to buy the cotton candy yourself?" I teased. "Who’s paying?"

She rolled her eyes. "Fred, I’m not so poor that I can’t buy a single sweet. Are you underestimating me?"

I chuckled. "Sorry, I guess I’m getting used to being rich."

"Good," she smirked. "It’s good to get used to good things."

I watched as she walked toward the vendor, a pink cotton candy in her hands. A smile spread across my face as I retrieved my car from the parking lot.

For the first time in a long while, I felt… happy.

Maybe Mandy was right. Maybe I was capable of moving on quickly. Maybe tonight would belong to just the two of us.

"Hey, hurry up, princess!" I called out playfully as I leaned against my car.

Georgia was just about to cross the street when—

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My heart stopped.

What?

I reread the screen, but the words didn’t change. Save Georgia Wellington from danger? What danger?

She was right in front of me, laughing, carefree.

Then I heard it.

The screeching tires.

A luxury car barreling down the road at full speed.

Right toward her.

"Georgia!" I screamed.