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My 80-Year-Old Grandma Was the True Heiress

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 606    |    Released on: 02/03/2026

ne leg over the other, lazily swirlin

and composed. There was not the slightest trace of t

in a haze of artif

t signed away their freedom

father Damian, Owen, and Lisa were

htening his tie as he handed Victor a cigarette with a flattering smile. He knew perfectly wel

"Once we pass the selection, we'll be core members of the Hawthorne

erly. "Dad, does this mea

clearly calculating something

neatly before him, wearing a flawless professional smile.

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on the display p

the temperature inside th

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is breath formed a vis

ghter as he glanced at Alfred. "Mr. Wexley, where are we

smile unchanged. "The deeper we go

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top, and the heavy brass

no applause, no golde

erground chamber st

e cold silver

machines and several metal surgical chairs that

n Victor's

mistake, right?" Damian's voice tremble

e four bodyguards standing

e hand, dragged him out of the elevator, and

tening echoed through th

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eir of the Hawthorne family!" Victor struggled violen

nhurried pace, even straightening Owen's c

g down at the men now weeping in terror, an

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My 80-Year-Old Grandma Was the True Heiress
My 80-Year-Old Grandma Was the True Heiress
“On Christmas Eve, the snow fell in relentless sheets. My grandmother and I were cast out into the snow as if we were nothing by my uncle. My aunt cursed me as a bad luck charm, while my uncle's boot landed fiercely in my chest. I knelt in the freezing snow, clutching my grandmother's body as it grew cold, my nails digging into my flesh, convinced that death awaited us tonight. Suddenly, the blinding headlights cut through the night. A convoy of Rolls-Royce cars, bearing diplomatic plates, silently blocked the entrance to the rundown neighborhood. The elderly butler strode directly to my grandmother, who had been "blind" for forty years, and knelt on one knee, "Your Highness, forgive us for arriving so late."”
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