The Ex-Wife’s Billion Dollar Comeback Novel

---- Chapter 155: Nexa Power ~ Soraya ~ Soraya's eyes widened. She gazed out at a sprawling landscape of green, dotted with vibrant clusters of maple, oak, and birch trees that painted the grounds in fiery reds, golds, and deep greens. Winding paths weaved through the foliage, giving the place a serene, almost park-like feel. Beyond the gardens, the heart of the operation came into view: the power plant itself. Sleek solar panels reflected the sunlight like glass mosaics, and turbines rose gracefully in the distance, their slow rotation blending with the gentle rustle of the trees.

The plant faced the coast, where the water shimmered under the morning sun, providing a tranquil backdrop to the impressive facility. Despite its immense scale, the complex seemed surprisingly harmonious with nature, as if the engineers had sculpted it to coexist rather than dominate. "This is Nexa Power," Jacob said, his arms motioning to the entire area. "Everything you see belongs to the plant." Jacob mentioned names: the Thorne family, the Lancasters, all big families known in the power business. "They are now our business partners, and | say we because we are husband and wife.

Whatever is mine is yours as well." Soraya wrinkled her nose as an objection, but Jacob reiterated, "| am speaking the truth. Being married to me automatically makes you an authorized holder of my shares in Nexa Power." "Daddy, | want to run!" Angela pointed to the open area below ---- the hotel. "Let's go!" Jacob said. They quickly changed into running clothes and went out for a run. They met Veronica along the rows of maple trees. Like them, she was in her workout gear and was already sweating from her morning job. "Glad you're awake!

I'm already halfway through my run." Veronica pointed to the long, empty road. "It's safe here, Soraya. Only major investors get to enter this compound, and executives who stay at the hotel." "You go ahead and explore, while | take my shower," Veronica encouraged. From what Soraya knew, Veronica had been to this power plant in its early stages of development, so she was also familiar with the place. Should she and Jacob fully decide on the move, Veronica would naturally come with them. Angela ran happily along the road inside the compound.

There were no cars, only two or three people walking by, probably workers, who smiled and greeted them politely. On both sides of the road were open green lawns with trees, benches, and tables to sit on. Birds chirped and flew overhead, and a gentle breeze moved through the leaves. Small flowerbeds added bright colors, and winding paths invited people to walk or stroll. The air smelled fresh, and the sky was a clear, bright blue. Soraya took a deep breath, feeling completely at peace. She couldn't imagine being in a better place. They had walked for fifteen minutes when Jacob stopped.

He motioned to an area under construction and revealed, "This is our new home. It's not much for now, but it will be in four ---- months." Only pillars were built at that point, but Soraya could tell Jacob had allocated maximum resources to ensure the villa would be completed in four months. "So while the villa is under construction, we can conveniently stay at the hotel," Jacob said. Their accommodation at the Nexa Hotel was a family suite that had three bedrooms. It could still perfectly work as a temporary home. It wasn't bad at all! In fact, the place was perfect!

The only thing missing was a school for Angela, one that could nurture her needs as a child with Asperger's. Instead of staying in Burnell for the weekend, the couple agreed to linger for an entire week. The travel time was too exhausting, so they meant to make the most of their stay. By Tuesday, they found a school that catered to both children with special needs and regular students-perfect for Angela. By Wednesday, they found the ideal cliffside resort to accommodate a huge wedding. A day before returning to Belridge, Soraya walked up to Jacob with a decision.

Before going to bed on a Thursday evening, Soraya sat in Jacob's lab while he worked on his laptop. Angela was with Veronica in the next room. "Yes," she said, wrapping her arms around his neck. At that time, Jacob was distracted. His mind was on the contract he was reading. "What?" "| said yes to staying in Burnell. | think it's great for us to move here, whether temporary or permanent," Soraya said, smiling. " Honestly? | love it here.

| love the nature, the fact that | can ---- have a morning walk in fresh air and be worry-free." "And the school we picked for Angela keeps class sizes small, which means she'll have more personalized guidance from her teachers," Soraya pointed out. "Although we are far from our main business ventures, maybe we can make it work-at least for a year, or until the adoption case has been cleared." Jacob leaned back with a smile. "I'm glad you feel that way, because if you didn't agree, | might just plan for your kidnapping." "Pffft!" Soraya rolled her eyes.

"You would seriously lock me up here?" "No." He rested his hand on the back of her neck and pulled her down for a kiss. "Maybe... just tie you in bed." "Let's celebrate," he said in a low, sultry tone, the mischievous glint in his eyes promising trouble. "And how do you intend to celebrate?" Soraya asked, pretending ignorance, though her pulse was already racing. He pressed his lips against her ear, his breath tickling her skin "You... on all fours. You, standing by the balcony, ass bare, and riding me on the chair outside.

Come to think of it, we didn't get to have our formal honeymoon." Hearing those words, her core tingled. She just couldn't say no to Jacob. Soraya wanted him just as much as he wanted her.