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His Betrayal, Her Billion-Dollar Revenge

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 587    |    Released on: 23/12/2025

owl shattered. The chandelier above us swung

pulling her close, shielding her with his

like when I'd stood at my parents' grav

opped as abrup

His voice was thick with concern. His h

, whimpering. "I

ic turned to me. "Eleanor? Are you...

y's on my team. My responsibility." He

u just... live here." He shrugged.

es felt hollow. My fa

d up a piece, examining its jagged edge

ir raid siren. A guttural scream

ife. "Hopkins, report! Chemical p

his gear, his face grim. "Cassid

h you." My voic

ments were fluid. Effortless. Despite the tremor, despite

s, Eleanor. You'll just get in

t his. There was no sof

c's arm. "Maybe she can help, Cedric. We need all

uctantly. "Fine. But stay beh

al. Smoke. The acrid smell of chemicals

her mouth. She swayed. The raw brut

ric's chest. He wrapped an arm around her, co

ting mine. "See, Eleanor? This isn't wher

. I didn't flin

once scanning recipes, now spotted survivors. I worked with a quiet efficiency. I had been trained fo

rd a medic say to a fire

r eyes narrowed. A sha

r bottle. "Here, Eleanor. You look

as on a trapped child. Th

voice was sharp

hands were alrea

felt the cold water hit my ba

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His Betrayal, Her Billion-Dollar Revenge
His Betrayal, Her Billion-Dollar Revenge
“For three years, I played the part of a simple housewife for my husband, Cedric. I buried my true self-Eleanor Curry, heiress to a massive security firm-to be the quiet wife he claimed to love. Then a chemical plant exploded. In the chaos, Cedric shielded his teammate, Cassidy, and left me behind in a collapsing building. "Forget her," I heard him tell his men. "She' s useless. A dead weight." I survived, only for him to force me, while I was injured and feverish, to donate blood to Cassidy for her "severe" injuries. But then I overheard them laughing in the next room. Her injuries were a lie. It was all a "little lesson," he said, to teach me my place. As my own wound reopened and bled through my gown, I reached for the hidden device in my bag. "Falcon reporting." A gravelly voice answered instantly. "Welcome home, little bird. We've been waiting."”