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Chapter 2

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took t

e stood at the corner in the cold and waited, her backpack cutting into her shoulders, watching the Ford

rty minutes later. The main hall

ative office. The way the crowd had stopped mo

oor swung open an

n a way that took actual effort. Three girls walking past him collided with each other. One dropped her te

hadow of the stairwell,

te way he waited one extra beat before looking up-the way a c

rowd, he raised his printed schedu

nd walked up

Korey had

rcle of expensive sneakers and casual cruelty. The rich kids were laughing at something Jadyn had said, and then Korey called out and the

d through the crowd and threw a

ounced. Like it was already decided

ls cooed. Korey's fac

s chest-not warmth. Something cl

in thirty seconds and

said flatly, not

enormous, manufactured concern

dor, Karyn turned Korey ar

wrist back, his voice cracking. "He

and the sound of it-small, retreating, trusting all

keeping your f

the lockers at the end of the hall, hands in his pockets, watching her wi

ere and watched her brother rejec

long, steady moment. Then

herself run. Bu

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“I carefully hid my terrifying reality to protect my fragile little brother. By day, I was just a poor, invisible foster kid trying to survive in a chaotic home. Then, my foster parents brought home Jadyn. He flashed a flawless, sunny smile, but he was a manipulative sociopath who charmed everyone while secretly targeting us. He stole my brother's art prize money to buy a luxury guitar, crushed his heartfelt drawings, and played the humble victim perfectly. My foster parents treated him like the perfect son, while I was painted as the jealous, angry villain. At school, he became the golden boy, destroying innocent girls who liked him and throwing them to the wolves to build his saintly reputation. I endured his midnight torture and twisted psychological games just to keep my brother safe. I thought if I kept my head down and suffered in silence, I could survive his torment until graduation. I thought Jadyn was the worst monster I had to face. But I was wrong. During the school's spring festival, while Jadyn was soaking up everyone's worship on stage, a deafening roar filled the sky. A sleek, black helicopter landed right on the field. Eduardo Olsen, the ruthless billionaire who secretly controlled my life in the shadows, stepped out. He completely ignored the frantic principal and walked straight past a stunned Jadyn. He grabbed my wrist and kissed my hand in front of the entire school. My carefully hidden hell was just dragged into the blinding light.”