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Too Late To Beg The Heiress

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 899    |    Released on: 11/05/2026

air, freezing the blo

n, Preston's face flushed a violent, ugly crimson. He was t

He pointed wildly at the ceiling. "I am a Silver Tier member here! Manag

Grand sprinted across the marble floor. Sweat b

away from Ellis, his knees visibly shaking. He bent at th

voice echoing in the dead silent room. "I

dropped l

rn

ho had been laughing a moment ago physical

lucent white. His brain short-circuited. He stared at the man in front of him, finally connecti

d, and she grabbed Preston's jacket to keep from co

the manager's apology. He

nd. He snapped his finger

d tactical earpieces surged from the hidden alcoves of the lobby. They

anicked, putting his h

. Preston let out a high-pitched scream of agony as he was forced to bend double. He tried to struggl

ed hysterically. Her custom diamond hairpin fell from her hair, hitting the floor. A guard's

membership is under immediate and permanent review." He then turned slightly, bowing hi

toward the rear service

er eyes locked onto Arielle, who was still standing safely beh

he terrified facade drop for a fraction of a second. The

absolute despair before the service

y the second his eyes found Arielle. He still held he

e asked, his voice droppin

s. She gave a small, jerky shake of her head, her

forward, his grip on her hand secure, and walked straight toward the ba

in dark gold. It had no buttons. It was th

ing off his gold-rimmed glasses. He aligned his righ

A soft ding chimed, and the heav

losed, sealing them in a small, plush

ot upward with

es. She stumbled backward, her boots

ng firmly around her waist to catch her. Even through the damp layers of her jacket and sh

he planted her free hand on his chest,

his grip on her waist, pulling

breath hot against the shell o

against her ribs, but thi

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“For eighteen years, Arielle was raised in a cramped trailer park, treated as nothing more than a walking blood bag to keep her sick sister, Kimora, breathing. But today, her adoptive family hurled her belongings into a muddy pothole and kicked her out into the freezing rain. "Get the hell out, you ungrateful parasite! You'll rot in the gutter!" Kimora's wealthy biological mother threw a check at her chest, warning her to stay away, while Kimora stepped out of a Porsche to mock her in the mud, flaunting her upcoming violin solo at Lincoln Center. They didn't care that Arielle was the one locked in a basement, forced to write that very violin piece until her fingers bled. They had drained eight hundred milliliters of her blood every month to keep up the illusion of Kimora's health, and now that they were done using her, they threw her away like garbage. Did they really think she was just a fragile, broken country girl who would starve without them? They had no idea she was a top-tier hacker who had just frozen a third of their offshore assets with a single keystroke. As a massive, armored Maybach pulled up to take her back to her true bloodline-the ultra-wealthy Chandler empire-and her terrifyingly powerful billionaire fiancé, Arielle wiped the mud from her face. Manhattan was waiting, and she was going to burn their world to the ground.”