Stolen Crown: The Heiress Reclaims

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I was Ava Chen, a senior software engineer at NovaTech Dynamics, deliberately hiding my true identity. My secret: I was the legitimate heir to the tech giant, Chen Legacy Holdings, meticulously planning to reclaim my father' s empire after his recent death. My engagement to NovaTech' s CEO, Mark Olsen, was simply a strategic facade. Then Mark introduced Jess Riley, a new intern he hailed as a coding prodigy. She was my younger half-sister, the daughter of the woman my father left my mother for-the woman who shattered our lives. Mark, completely oblivious, assigned me to mentor Jess. Instead, Jess constantly undermined me, taking half-baked ideas directly to Mark, who praised her "initiative." When I submitted a professional review detailing her incompetence, Mark publicly tore it up. He then humiliated me, promoting Jess to my Project Lead role and demoting me to junior coding, telling me to "learn a thing or two." The ultimate betrayal came when our flagship project' s database was wiped. Jess, feigning innocent tears, subtly framed me, and Mark, consumed by her manipulative lies, claimed she was my father' s true heir. He pulled the server plug, screaming accusations of corporate espionage, and had me arrested on the spot. I stood there, utterly speechless, the man I thought I loved, completely deluded, sacrificing me for her. The faint scar on my collarbone, a memento from a childhood accident engineered by Jess' s mother, throbbed with cold fury. They thought they had broken me. They had no idea who they were truly dealing with. Hours later, my discreetly retained legal team had me released, all charges dropped. My carefully laid plans, years in the making, were now brutally accelerated. The quiet reclamation strategy was over. It was time for a ruthless, full-scale war to take back everything that was rightfully mine.

Family Betrayal Revenge CEO Multiple identities

Chapter 10

01-06 20:07

Introduction

I was Ava Chen, a senior software engineer at NovaTech Dynamics, deliberately hiding my true identity.

My secret: I was the legitimate heir to the tech giant, Chen Legacy Holdings, meticulously planning to reclaim my father' s empire after his recent death.

My engagement to NovaTech' s CEO, Mark Olsen, was simply a strategic facade.

Then Mark introduced Jess Riley, a new intern he hailed as a coding prodigy.

She was my younger half-sister, the daughter of the woman my father left my mother for-the woman who shattered our lives.

Mark, completely oblivious, assigned me to mentor Jess.

Instead, Jess constantly undermined me, taking half-baked ideas directly to Mark, who praised her "initiative."

When I submitted a professional review detailing her incompetence, Mark publicly tore it up.

He then humiliated me, promoting Jess to my Project Lead role and demoting me to junior coding, telling me to "learn a thing or two."

The ultimate betrayal came when our flagship project' s database was wiped.

Jess, feigning innocent tears, subtly framed me, and Mark, consumed by her manipulative lies, claimed she was my father' s true heir.

He pulled the server plug, screaming accusations of corporate espionage, and had me arrested on the spot.

I stood there, utterly speechless, the man I thought I loved, completely deluded, sacrificing me for her.

The faint scar on my collarbone, a memento from a childhood accident engineered by Jess' s mother, throbbed with cold fury.