Cold Billionaire didn’t Let Anyone Touch Him for 20 Years… Until She Came
Cold Billionaire Didn’t Let Anyone Touch Him for 20 Years… Until She Came
Part 2: The Healing Touch
Chapter 1: A New Dawn
Nathan Briggs woke before sunrise, something he hadn’t done in years. The mansion was quiet, but not the cold silence he once knew. Instead, it was a gentle hush—a peace that came from knowing Tina was somewhere nearby, perhaps already awake, humming softly as she prepared breakfast.
Nathan lay in bed, staring at the ceiling. For the first time since childhood, he felt safe. Tina’s touch lingered on his skin like a memory of warmth. He didn’t flinch when he remembered it; he smiled.
Downstairs, Tina moved quietly through the kitchen, her hands deft and careful. She had been living in the mansion for over a month now—not as a maid, but as Nathan’s companion, his confidante, his gentle anchor. The staff had grown to love her, and Nathan’s world seemed to bloom in her presence.
Nathan joined her in the kitchen, hesitant but hopeful. “Good morning,” he said, voice softer than usual.
Tina smiled, her eyes shining. “Morning, Nathan. Did you sleep well?”
He nodded. “Better than I have in years.”
She poured him tea, their hands brushing for a moment. Nathan didn’t pull away; he leaned into the touch, letting himself feel the comfort.
Chapter 2: Learning to Trust
The days passed, each one a small victory for Nathan. He attended meetings, shook hands with business partners—briefly, awkwardly, but he did it. When Tina was near, his anxiety faded. She was like a shield against the world.
Nathan’s therapist, Dr. Patel, noticed the change. “You’re healing, Nathan. What’s different?”
Nathan paused, searching for words. “Tina is different. She doesn’t push. She listens. She’s… safe.”
Dr. Patel smiled. “Sometimes, healing comes from the simplest kindness.”
Nathan thought about Tina’s notes, her gentle reminders, her unwavering patience. He realized he was falling for her—not just as a friend, but as something deeper.
But fear lingered. Could he ever be enough for her? Could he give her the love she deserved, when he was still learning what love meant?
Chapter 3: Tina’s Secret
Tina, too, carried her own burdens. Her mother’s illness had worsened, and hospital bills kept rising. She worked extra hours, managing Nathan’s home and caring for her family. She never complained; she never asked for help.
One evening, Nathan found her in the garden, eyes red from crying. He knelt beside her, unsure.
“Tina, what’s wrong?”
She hesitated, then told him everything—her mother’s illness, the bills, the fear of losing the only parent she had left.
Nathan listened, heart aching. For the first time, he wanted to help—not as a billionaire, but as a man who cared.
“Let me help,” he whispered.
Tina shook her head. “I can’t let you do that. I don’t want you to feel obligated.”
Nathan took her hand, steady and warm. “I want to help, Tina. Because I care.”
She looked at him, tears falling. “Thank you,” she whispered.
Chapter 4: The First Date
Nathan decided to take Tina out—not as employer and employee, but as two people learning to trust each other. He planned a quiet evening at a small restaurant by the lake.
Tina wore a simple dress, her hair pulled back with a ribbon. Nathan wore his usual suit, but left the tie behind. They sat by the water, watching the sunset.
Nathan reached for her hand. “I’m still learning,” he admitted. “But I want to try—with you.”
Tina smiled, squeezing his hand. “We’ll learn together.”
They talked for hours, sharing stories, dreams, and fears. Nathan laughed—a real, full laugh—for the first time in years. Tina’s heart soared.
When they returned to the mansion, Nathan walked her to her room. He hesitated, then leaned in, pressing a gentle kiss to her forehead.
“Goodnight, Tina.”
She smiled, touching her forehead where his lips had been. “Goodnight, Nathan.”
Chapter 5: Clara’s Return
Clara was not finished. She had lost Nathan, but she hadn’t lost her pride. She returned to the mansion, demanding answers.
“Nathan, you replaced me with a maid?” she spat.
Nathan stood firm. “I replaced lies with truth. I replaced pain with peace.”
Clara tried to manipulate the staff, spreading rumors about Tina. But the staff defended her. Even Nathan’s board members noticed the change in him, and supported Tina’s presence.
Clara left, defeated, but not before warning Tina. “He’ll never love you the way he loved me. You’re just a phase.”
Tina ignored her. She knew Nathan’s love was real—slow, gentle, and honest.
Chapter 6: Facing the Past
Nathan decided to confront his past. He visited his childhood home, now abandoned. Tina went with him, holding his hand as they walked through empty rooms.
He stood in the basement, remembering Vanessa’s cruelty. Tina hugged him, whispering, “You’re safe now. You’re not alone.”
Nathan cried, letting go of years of pain. Tina held him, her touch healing old wounds.
He left the house behind, feeling lighter than ever.
Chapter 7: A Family United
Nathan helped Tina’s mother get the best medical care. He visited her in the hospital, bringing flowers and gentle conversation. Tina’s brothers adored Nathan, calling him “big brother.”
For the first time, Nathan felt part of a family. He joined Tina’s family dinners, laughing and sharing stories. Tina’s mother saw the love in Nathan’s eyes and smiled. “Thank you for loving my daughter,” she said.
Nathan squeezed Tina’s hand. “She saved me first.”
Chapter 8: The Proposal
Months passed. Nathan and Tina grew closer, their love deepening with each day. Nathan knew he wanted to spend his life with her.
He planned a simple proposal—no grand gestures, no diamonds, just honesty and love.
He took Tina to the garden where they first talked. As the sun set, Nathan knelt before her.
“Tina, you healed me. You taught me love, trust, and hope. Will you marry me?”
Tina cried, her hands shaking. “Yes, Nathan. A thousand times yes.”
Nathan slipped a simple ring onto her finger. They hugged, their hearts beating as one.
Chapter 9: The Wedding
The wedding was small, intimate, and filled with joy. Nathan wore a suit, Tina a simple white dress. Their families gathered under the garden’s archway, flowers blooming around them.
Nathan’s hands trembled as he placed the ring on Tina’s finger, but he didn’t pull away. He held her hand, steady and strong.
They exchanged vows, promising to heal, to love, and to protect each other. As they kissed, the staff cheered, and Nathan felt truly alive.
Chapter 10: Building a Life
Nathan and Tina built a life together—one of kindness, honesty, and healing. Nathan continued therapy, growing stronger each day. Tina pursued her dream of opening a small bakery, with Nathan’s support.
They traveled, explored, and laughed. Nathan learned to trust, to let people in, and to love without fear.
Their mansion became a home for others in need—children who had suffered, families seeking refuge. Nathan and Tina opened their hearts, sharing the healing they had found.
Chapter 11: Giving Back
Nathan started a foundation for trauma survivors, inspired by Tina’s compassion. They helped others find peace, offering therapy, support, and love.
Tina’s bakery became a community hub, filled with laughter and warmth. Nathan often helped behind the counter, serving coffee with a shy smile.
They became known not for their wealth, but for their kindness.
Chapter 12: Facing New Storms
Life was not always easy. Nathan still struggled with touch, especially in crowds. Tina was patient, never pushing him beyond his limits.
When Tina’s mother passed away, Nathan held her through the grief, offering the same comfort she had given him.
Together, they faced every storm—never alone, always together.
Chapter 13: A Legacy of Love
Years passed. Nathan and Tina grew older, their love deepening with time. Their home remained a sanctuary for those in need.
Nathan wrote a memoir, sharing his story of healing. Tina supported him, proud of the man he had become.
They watched their family grow, surrounded by love and laughter.
Epilogue: The Healing Touch
One evening, Nathan and Tina sat on the porch, watching the stars. Nathan took Tina’s hand, holding it gently.
“You saved me,” he whispered. “You taught me that love isn’t about perfection. It’s about kindness, patience, and trust.”
Tina smiled, leaning into him. “And you taught me that even the deepest wounds can heal.”
They sat together, hearts united, knowing that their story was not just about overcoming pain—but about creating a legacy of healing, hope, and love.
End of Part 2
