# Chapter 708: The Lion’s Call
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? I hope you’re ready for another gripping turn in the story, because today’s chapter is packed with tension, mystery, and a family revelation that hits right in the heart. We left off with Keira receiving a dangerous phone call — and trust me, this call changes everything. So sit back, relax, and let’s dive into Chapter 708 of *My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews* together!
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The evening had barely settled over the room when Keira’s phone buzzed with an unknown number. She froze for a moment, her brows knitting together in suspicion. Something about the caller ID felt wrong — no name, no familiar digits, just a void of information. She answered cautiously, her voice measured: “Oh? What’s up?”
What came through the speaker wasn’t a human voice she recognized. It was distorted, altered by a voice changer — cold, metallic, and dripping with smug confidence. A woman’s laugh crackled through, sharp as static: “You're the one who took Professor Barry Brandt, aren't you?”
Keira’s pulse barely shifted. She raised an eyebrow, playing coy. “What if I did? And what if I didn’t?”
The woman sneered through the distortion, clearly amused. “Impressive, but not quite enough. You think just because you've got access to Crera’s resources, you can compete with me? Let me tell you, I'm not some pushover in Crera.”
Keira’s voice remained calm — impossibly calm for someone facing an unseen enemy. “So?”
“So?” The woman laughed again, and this time the icy delight was unmistakable. “I'm going to absorb your faction! That’s the endgame of this battle for the inheritance of the Olsen family!”
The words hit Keira like a key sliding into a lock. Every heir had to compete, but the final victor wouldn’t just win — they would absorb the forces of every fallen rival, merging them all into a single, mountainous power to bring back to the Olsen family. No wonder the Olsens kept growing stronger year after year. This was how they forged Titans.
Keira felt the bigger picture finally snapping into focus. Her eyes flicked to Lewis, who had already begun working his magic to trace the call. She needed to buy time.
Drawing out her words deliberately, she asked, “How exactly do you plan to merge with me? Why don’t we talk about a partnership instead?”
The woman chuckled, a low and predatory sound. “That’s what this call is for. I know you've already teamed up with Fox, though I don’t know who she is. If you help me take down Fox, I'll consider accepting your surrender.”
A spark of dark amusement danced in Keira’s chest. *Fox.* The woman had no idea who she was threatening. Keira shot a quick glance at Erin, who was standing a bit further away, casually minding her own business. Erin suddenly felt a chill race down her spine, and she instinctively rubbed the back of her neck, looking over at Keira with a puzzled expression.
Keira smiled — a dangerous, beautiful smile. “It’s not entirely out of the question,” she said, her voice sweetened with false hesitation, “but how do I know that once Fox is gone, you’ll actually let me join you?”
The woman replied without missing a beat: “Take down Fox, and I'll let you come to Country A to meet me.”
Keira looked back at Lewis. He nodded — the trace was going somewhere. She smiled into the phone. “I’ll think about it.”
Click. The line went dead.
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The room fell silent for a moment as Keira turned to Lewis, her curiosity sharp as a blade. “Did you trace it?”
Lewis’s eyes gleamed with quiet triumph. “It was a VoIP call, so tracking it to a specific person is impossible. But I got the general region.”
Keira, who understood the nuances of modern tech herself, nodded knowingly. “But you can at least track the location of the IP.”
Lewis grinned. “Exactly. Lion’s not in Country A. Can you guess where she is?”
Keira’s eyes widened, a flash of genuine shock passing over her face. “Crera?”
Lewis nodded.
Keira’s jaw dropped. “She’s really in Crera? She’s got some nerve!”
Country A was *her* home turf. But being here, in Crera, meant this woman had walked straight into enemy territory all alone. It was either brilliance — or arrogance. Keira clenched her jaw.
Erin had been right all along. People in their line of work shouldn’t expose their identities. Keira had no idea who this ‘Lion’ was, but apparently, everyone knew exactly who Keira was. That kind of imbalance was dangerous — a one-sided game of chess where the opponent could see all her pieces.
Lewis patted her shoulder reassuringly, his calm presence grounding her. “Don’t worry. We may not know who she is yet, but things always have a way of sorting themselves out. We'll deal with her when the time comes.”
Keira let out a slow breath and nodded. “Alright, but until then, everyone needs to be extra careful when going out.”
“Don’t sweat it,” Lewis said with a composed smile. “Crera has strict regulations. She won't dare to make a move here.”
And yet, even with that reassurance, Keira knew better than to fully relax. Enemies often strike where you least expect them.
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The next morning came bright and quiet. After breakfast with old Mrs. Horton, Keira got ready to head out for the day. Though she was investing in Jake, she had always viewed it as a partnership rather than a charity. She wasn’t the type to throw money at someone and walk away — she wanted to be involved, to guide and build together. Today, she was supposed to attend her very first joint board meeting with Jake.
But just as she was about to leave, the man himself appeared at her door.
Keira blinked, a bit surprised. “What are you doing here?”
Jake smiled politely, his posture noticeably lighter than before. “Just wanted to stop by and say hi to Great-Grandma.”
Keira stepped aside and let him in.
Jake walked over to old Mrs. Horton, bowing slightly. “Great-Grandma, I came to check in on you.”
It was such a simple gesture, yet it carried so much meaning. Now that he was out of the oppressive atmosphere of the main Horton household, Jake felt like he was finally waking up. For years, he had been trapped under the weight of his father’s bitterness. Oliver had constantly complained about how biased old Mrs. Horton was toward Lewis, accusing her of treating their side of the family poorly. Those words had poisoned Jake’s heart from a young age, making him keep his distance from her, believing she was some monster.
But then, just yesterday, something broke through that wall.
In secret, someone had approached him — Fiona. She had slipped him a bank card with a hundred grand on it, a gift from old Mrs. Horton. She hadn’t even known about Keira’s investment in him at the time. Yet she still gave him money, quietly and generously, without expecting anything in return.
A memory flashed in Jake’s mind — a fragment of childhood he had buried deep. When he was very little, he once snuck into Great-Grandma’s house. His father had always told him that she was a monster, but when he saw her that day, she had smiled at him kindly. She waved him over and offered him a cookie.
It tasted amazing. But when he got home, his father screamed at him and beat him, warning him never to go there again.
Looking back now, Jake understood. He had always kept his distance from old Mrs. Horton — not because of hate, but because of the fear his father had beaten into him. The anger was never his own.
And now, standing in her presence again, he felt the first warm rays of truth breaking through the clouds.
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## Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter was an absolute rollercoaster of emotions! The phone call scene was chilling and electrifying — the mystery of Lion combined with the revelation that she’s right there in Crera sent shivers down my spine. Keira’s calm, calculated handling of the situation was masterful, and Lewis’s quiet competence made the team feel unstoppable. But the real emotional gut punch came at the end with Jake’s visit to Great-Grandma. His painful childhood memory, the cruelty of his father, and the quiet kindness of old Mrs. Horton made my heart ache. This chapter balanced suspense, strategy, and family trauma beautifully. It was a little shorter than some chapters, but every moment counted. I loved it from start to finish.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
Now that we know Lion is hiding right under their noses in Crera, things are bound to explode. I predict Keira will begin a calculated hunt, using her resources and Lewis’s technologicial skills to narrow down Lion’s identity. Meanwhile, Jake’s new relationship with Great-Grandma might bring old family secrets to light — perhaps something about Oliver’s hatred that goes deeper than jealousy. And with Erin's secret identity still on the line, the next chapter could bring a dangerous confrontation — or worse, a trap Lion sets to force Keira's hand. Brace yourselves, because the battle for the Olsen inheritance is about to get personal!
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