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The Jilted Heiress And Her Protector

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 748    |    Released on: 14/05/2026

her bare feet hitting the cold hardwood floor. She walked into the bathroom, spla

silence of the massive apartment felt heavy. She headed toward the

she fou

a silver carafe. The morning sunlight poured through the windows, illumina

m for a second, her breath catching slightly

rned smoothly and offered her a

ut, the sleeve of his shirt pulled back slightly. The sunl

e took a sip of the bitter coffee, s

inted out, her tone sharp and observant. "But it doe

id, lacking the nervous energy of an employee sitting with his boss's d

coffee. His expression

tments in the tech sector ye

picked up on his evasive phrasing. He di

ps. "With that commanding aura of yours, you act more

ceramic mug. It was a microscopic tell, but t

tional skills are sharp. Very fittin

t. She picked up her fork and cut into the fluffy omelet Mrs. Davies had left on the

k gaze traced the delicate, s

ted you yet this m

good mood evaporated instantly, rep

the mahogany table. The screen was completel

egg into her mouth. "He's busy. He's managing th

her hand as she set the silver f

r bridal boutique appointment to

her coffee cup, gripping it like a lifeline.

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clared, lifting her chin in fierce def

, his imposing height instantly casti

t background checks with you today," he stated, his tone leaving no room for argument. "It is f

o tell him she didn't need a babysitter hovering around her apartment. But she met his eyes. The quiet, absolute a

secretly, desperately relieved that she wouldn't be

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“I am the sole heir to the Beaumont empire, engaged to Julian for three years to secure our families' alliance. But on the night of my 24th birthday, he left me waiting at a crowded bar for three hours. I called him twelve times, and he ignored every single one. The next day, he claimed he was busy saving his ex-girlfriend, Abby, from an eviction. He promised to make it up to me at my wedding dress fitting. Yet, right before I stepped out in my gown, he ran off again. He even outsourced accompanying me to buy our wedding rings to my father's imposing Chief Operating Officer, Alex. When my friend sent me a live video from a nightclub, I realized the humiliating truth. Julian had abandoned me at the bridal shop to get into a bloody street brawl over Abby. Even after I rushed to the club and used my family name to save him from being arrested, he still hesitated when his ex-girlfriend grabbed his arm. "Julian, please don't leave me." Hearing Abby's manufactured cries, he chose to stay by her side instead of following me. I stared at his bloody knuckles in pure, unfiltered disgust. Why was I ruining my pride for a man who constantly put another woman first? Without looking back, I walked out of the club and got straight into Alex's waiting car. This time, I am canceling the wedding.”