WANTED BY THE BILLIONAIRE I BETRAYED

Helena woke up to the sound of her alarm, her eyes still heavy with sleep and her mouth tasted sour. She sighed and yawned as she got out of the thirty inch high bed.

As she sat up from the bed and realized that she was having a migraine. She opened the cupboard that was beside her bed and took out a pack of medicine.

"Too early to take a drug, huh" she muttered to herself as she swallowed two tablets from the plastic container.

she had gotten a call the previous day from an anonymous person and from the way the person spoke, it sounded like he needed her help.

Helena is a Sophomore at a university in San Francisco and she was having a hard time trying to cope with school and also take care of her sick mother.

She has been putting up for a long time and has been taking many jobs even as a student but there is a soft side of her that would always want to help people despite the difficulties she is going through.

Her phone suddenly beeped and she checked on the notification to see that it was a text from the same contact that had called her the previous day.

The unknown caller had dropped a location via text which was a popular resort center in the heart of the city.

"One good deed deserves another," she said to herself in a low voice as she prepared to leave her apartment that morning.

Two weeks earlier, Helena got an emergency call while working at the coffee shop where she took a part-time job.

The call came from the hospital where her mother was rushed to after she fainted at a grocery shop.

Helena left everything she was doing and took a permit to go and see her mother in the hospital. When she got there, the doctor said that her mother's condition was very critical and that she would have to make a huge deposit with them to begin treatments on her.

The amount of money the doctor requested to begin treatment on her mother was so much that she would have to take up multiple jobs to be able to make that kind of money so that the doctors could commence treatment on her mother.

She was grateful when the doctor said that they were going to give her mother some mild treatments that were going to sustain her until the deposit was made.

Helena was not feeling well as she left the hospital because that was not the first time her mother had experienced such an attack but this time around, it scared her.

The doctor who treated her mother the first time had said something about the attack being more severe if it came again. He advised them that time to book a surgery with the hospital and have her mother treated once and for all but the bill for the surgery was too much for Helena