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Reborn Heiress: Marrying The Disabled Billionaire

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 754    |    Released on: Today at 15:58

table, a picture of fragile composure. Across from her, Hays, Kasey, and Melissa formed a tight,

. You all have different stories. My officers' bodycams were active during the ca

ays's lawyer, who, after a quick, whispered conference with his clients, rel

aptop to a projector, and

ng. The audio was clear: "NYPD! Anyone in here?" The footage showed them mo

all made everyone

and terror. The room was a mess of discarded clothing. The video was grainy, but the intimac

table, the sound echoing like a gunshot in the small room. He glared

this your 'mis

Webster... it's not

g. "Oh? I'd love to hear it. What kind of surpr

ng in the air,

age is timestamped and authentic." He drov

ssa shrieked, pointing a trembling finger at the scr

e stare

, new lie. "She did this! She put something in the diffuser.

sting into fresh tears. "Yes, Daddy! The smell... it mad

, nodded vigorously. "That's it! It has t

pointing their collective finger at Cordelia. Harrison's anger faltered

en look surprised. A small, almost amuse

eam to retrieve that diffuser from the penthouse? It's a designer model from France

sand dollars, and the oil is a custom organic blend. If a lab finds a single trace of any

lissa's, Kasey's, and Hays's faces. They knew exactly what was

They had underestimated her. They thought they were playing checkers with the same old, emotiona

them for what they were: pathetic, manipulative liars. Harrison's face contorted, the initial ange

And she knew, as she watched their crumbling fac

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Reborn Heiress: Marrying The Disabled Billionaire
Reborn Heiress: Marrying The Disabled Billionaire
“I was the sole heir to the Webster fortune, set to marry the man of my dreams and live happily ever after. But instead of a wedding, my fiancé and my step-sister gave me a brutal shove off a penthouse balcony. As I plummeted towards the New York concrete, I saw them standing side-by-side, looking down at me with cold indifference and a triumphant smirk. "Everything that belongs to the Websters is mine now, sister!" my step-sister laughed, her voice cutting through the wind. "Don't blame us. You were just in the way," my fiancé added. The truth hit me harder than the fall itself. His romantic proposal, her sweet sisterly hugs, our shared future-it was all a meticulously crafted lie to steal the company my grandfather left me. My spine shattered into a thousand pieces as I hit the rooftop below. Lying in a pool of my own blood, struggling to breathe, I was consumed by a crushing wave of nausea and regret. Why was I so incredibly naive? How could I have blindly trusted the vipers living under my own roof, letting them take everything I loved? In my final agonizing breath, I screamed silently for just one more chance to make them pay. Then, a blinding white light flashed, and I opened my eyes to the scent of clean linen. I was back in my own bed, exactly seven days before the wedding. This time, I would be the one doing the pushing.”