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Rejecting The Tycoon: My Secret Billionaire Life

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 773    |    Released on: Today at 19:23

ured toward a small, private sitting room of

d to where he could watch her through the glass-paned doors. He le

at could possibly m

rypted audio recorder from his briefcase and handed it

put in the single earbud and pressed play. Her grandfath

the greed that had consumed his own son. He couldn't trust any of them, he said. Only h

protective shell." Kerr Ward's name and power would keep the vul

this is the last thing your grandpa will ever ask of you

little recorder clenched tight in her fist. Something soft and vuln

ettling back into place like a mask. She remo

e the do

. He quickly produced the inheritanc

ey or the power. It was for the old man's last wish. She uncapped a pen and si

in hall, Arthur, Eleanor, and Can

Arthur snarled. "I'm warning you,

y of the manor," Eleanor added, her voice dripping veno

s burning with a hatred so

nts to Robert Sullivan, then turned to face her

t cut through their bluste

ets are

aze drift over each of th

you can take

It was a declaration of war, delivered with the casual con

e pointed a trembling finger at her, sput

nd her voice. "You b

e back of a chair. "Shut your mouth, you country freak!" he spat, hi

rand staircase, her demeanor suggesting she was merely informing them of a settled fact before

e, appreciative smile. This girl had fire. He was getting more and more curious about the source

He turned to the sputtering Solomon family. "Legally speaking," he stated, hi

elusions. Arlie's reluctant acceptance, followed by her immediat

of power was complete. The battle for

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Rejecting The Tycoon: My Secret Billionaire Life
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“Arlie Solomon walked into her grandfather's funeral in faded jeans, ignoring the disgusted stares of her elite family who viewed her as a forgotten country outcast. But the grand hall froze when the lawyer read the final will. Her grandfather had left his entire billionaire empire-and an irrevocable marriage contract with Kerr Ward, the city's most powerful bachelor-solely to Arlie. The family erupted in venomous rage. Her uncle and cousins relentlessly tried to humiliate her, banishing the new billionaire to a dusty servant's room and mocking her lack of a high school diploma. When petty bullying failed, her uncle slammed a contract on the desk, threatening to publicly disown her if she didn't sign over the company. "You are tearing this family apart. Sign this, or we are done with you!" They thought she was just a helpless, uneducated girl they could easily crush. They had no idea that her five-year absence was a complete void-a "digital ghost" status so heavily encrypted that even Kerr Ward's top-tier intelligence network couldn't find a single trace of her existence. Faced with their ultimate threat, Arlie didn't panic. She calmly pulled a pre-drafted legal document from her backpack to permanently sever their family ties. "Once you sign this, you are legally strangers trespassing in my private residence. I will have you escorted off the property by the police." The charade of the ignorant country girl was over; it was time to clean house.”