The Billionaire's Secret Lie

Diamond giggled as Kelvin snapped a photo of her making a silly face. They were in the park, enjoying a sunny afternoon together. Kelvin showed her the picture on his phone, and Diamond's laughter grew louder.

"You look beautiful, even with a goofy grin," Kelvin said, his eyes sparkling with affection.

Diamond's cheeks flushed. "You're just saying that to make me feel better."

Kelvin's expression turned serious. "I'm saying it because it's true. You light up my world, Diamond."

As they posed for another photo, Diamond felt carefree,happy and playfully rolled her eyes and made a silly face. Kelvin laughed and snapped another picture. "You're going to make me look like a fool," Diamond teased.

Kelvin grinned. "That's the idea. I want to remember this day forever."

Diamond's heart skipped a beat as she looked into Kelvin's eyes. She felt a deep connection with him, and she knew she was falling more in love with him every day.

Kelvin took her hand, and they walked through the park, enjoying the scenery and each other's company. They talked about their dreams, aspirations, and favorite memories together.

As they strolled through the park, Diamond felt like she was on cloud nine.she was happy,carefree and in love they decided to stop at a quaint little café for a snack.

They sat down at a cozy table, and Kelvin suggested they try the famous park café lattes. Diamond agreed, and they ordered two lattes and a slice of cake to share.

When the bill came, Kelvin reached for his wallet, only to realize he had left it at home. "I'm so sorry, Diamond. I'm broke at the moment," he said, looking embarrassed.

Diamond smiled and handed over her card to pay. "Don't worry about it, Kelvin. My treat today."

Kelvin's eyes lit up with gratitude. "Thanks, Diamond. You're a lifesaver."

As they sipped their lattes, Kelvin turned serious. "Diamond, can I ask you something?"

"Of course, what is it?" Diamond replied, curious.

"Do you think your father would ever allow us to get married? I mean, I know I'm not from the same social circle as you..."

Diamond's expression turned thoughtful. "Kelvin, don't worry about my father's opinions. I know he can be strict, but I believe he'll come around once he sees how much we love each other."

Kelvin nodded, determination in his eyes. "I'll work hard, Diamond. I'll make sure to provide for you and make you happy. I promise."

Diamond's heart melted at Kelvin's words. "I know you will, Kelvin. And I don't care about the money or status. I just want to be with you."

Kelvin's face lit up with a smile. "I love you, Diamond."

Just as they were getting lost in their own little world of love, a sleek white car pulled up beside them. Diamond's heart sank as she saw her father's stern face peering out from the tinted windows which signifies she is in trouble. The driver, Mr. Johnson, stepped out and opened the door, revealing Chief Henry's imposing figure.

"Diamond, get in the car now," Chief Henry commanded, his voice firm and authoritative.

Diamond felt a surge of anxiety as she pulled her hand away from Kelvin's hand slowly. "Dad, what's wrong?" she asked, trying to sound calm looking down.

Chief Henry's gaze narrowed at Kelvin. "You're coming with me. Now."

The bodyguard stepped forward, his presence intimidating. Kelvin stood his ground, his eyes locked on Chief Henry's. "Sir, I think we should talk about this calmly,I really love your daughter sir."

Chief Henry's expression turned icy ignoring Kevin's words. "There's nothing to discuss. Diamond, get in the car now don't make me repeat myself."

Diamond stood her ground, her eyes flashing with defiance. "Dad, I don't understand why you're being like this. Kelvin and I are happy together."

Chief Henry's face turned red with anger. "You think you're happy with this...this nobody.....this gold digger?" He sneered at Kelvin. "You're a Chief's daughter, Diamond. You deserve someone with status, someone who can provide for you."

The bodyguard moved closer to Kelvin, his eyes menacing. Kelvin stood tall, refusing to back down.

Chief Henry's anger boiled over. "You think you're good enough for my daughter?" He strode towards Kelvin, his voice rising. "You're nothing but a low-class, good-for-nothing boy who is after my daughter's money. You'll never be worthy of my daughter."

The bodyguard grabbed Kelvin's arm, twisting it behind his back. Kelvin winced in pain.

"Let him go please!" Diamond cried, trying to intervene.

But Chief Henry was unforgiving. "You, stay out of this," he snapped at Diamond. "And you," he turned to Kelvin, "stay away from my daughter. If I ever see you near her again, I'll make sure you rot in jail you wretched being."

The bodyguards moved towards Diamond, their grip firm but rough. They lifted her into the car despite her struggles.

As the car drove away, Diamond saw Kelvin's anguished face through the window. She mouthed "I love you" before the car sped off, leaving Kelvin standing alone in the park.

As the car drove away, Diamond's tears flowed freely. She was trapped, and her father seemed determined to keep her from Kelvin forever. She thought about her mother's passing and how her father had become even more controlling since then.

The car ride was silent, with Chief Henry's anger still palpable. Diamond knew better than to argue with him when he was in this mood. She gazed out the window, her heart heavy with sorrow.

When they arrived at the mansion, Diamond's father ordered her to go straight to her room. Diamond obeyed, knowing that disobedience would only lead to more trouble. As she walked up the stairs, she felt like a prisoner in her own home.

In her room, Diamond collapsed onto her bed, overwhelmed with emotions. She thought about Kelvin and how much she missed him already. She wondered if she'd ever see him again or if her father would succeed in keeping them apart.