Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO novel Chapter 323

Dean broke the silence, his voice rough and strained.

Last time around, Letter from the Other Side had been Mr. Nelson’s biggest disaster. The game was buggy, accused of invading user privacy, and ended up in court, splashed all over the news. The scandal sent Nelson Corporation’s stock tumbling, and it was the only real stain on Jamie’s perfect business record.

But this time? After launch, the game blew up—in a good way. Within half a day, it was number one on the charts and everyone was raving about it.

Dean had rushed out a copycat game, Letter from Heaven, hoping to snatch up the market. He even prepped a hundred million in press releases, waiting for Letter from the Other Side to crash so he could swoop in for the kill.

But what happened? He burned through all that money and didn’t even make a ripple. The game got buried under a flood of five-star reviews for Letter from the Other Side.

Worse, people tore Letter from Heaven apart. They compared it to the original, called it a worthless knockoff, and made it a running joke online.

“Can’t even rip it off right—what a joke.”

“Seriously, Sparrow Group? Have some dignity.”

“Looks like you’re the one invading privacy now!”

Thanks to that flop, Sparrow Group’s stock tanked five points overnight.

Everything that had happened to Letter from the Other Side in his last life was now happening to him, down to the last miserable detail.

And all of it—every twist and turn—was because of Emmy.

The woman he’d once held so close.

Emmy knew exactly how bad things had gotten for Sparrow Group. She turned to look at Dean, her face cool and unreadable.

“If you hadn’t tried to hurt others, you wouldn’t be suffering now.”

Dean’s chest tightened painfully.

His eyes reddened as he forced the words out. “If it wasn’t for you—if you hadn’t meddled—Jamie would already be finished!”

His plan had almost been perfect. Take advantage of Mr. Nelson’s mistake, watch Nelson Corporation and Jamie go down, then buy up their shares for pennies. Sparrow Group would’ve taken over, easy.

But now? Because of her, Nelson Corporation’s stock wasn’t dropping—it was climbing. Every move he’d plotted out had turned into a bad joke.

Emmy actually laughed, a little breathless, a little angry.

She met his eyes. “Why is it okay for you to use what you know about the future to change things, but I can’t?”

Dean’s expression twisted with frustration.

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