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The Ruthless Heir's Unwanted Obsessive Love

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 800    |    Released on: 18/06/2026

shrill sound of the first-period bell cut his advance short. He stopp

ore turning to shepherd a fluste

It was only a te

rnoon. The large hall was filled with the sound of scratching pens and the rustle of paper. Mr. R

nd Ashleigh were all in the same exam hall. Nina's seat was diagonally behind R

was doodling on a piece of scratch paper, a series of in

This was the sweet spot. Everyone was focused, deep

ick, too layered with years of self-control drilled into him by the Hancock name. To crack it, she needed a more primal trigger-some

and crumpled it into a tight ball. She took aim

ely on the back

round, his eyes blazing. He saw her. She gave him

io

unch himself out of his chair. But he forced himself to turn ba

olled another, larger paper ba

r and landed on Ashleigh

es met Nina's, and Nina gave her a l

ed. She shot a look at Ryan, her eyes wide and glistening

s all i

eatened, Ryan's cont

ng backward across the floor. The noise

he hall turned

"Ryan Hancock, what is the meaning of this?"

t Nina. "Sir, she's cheating! And

ence. "I wasn't," she said, her voice soft and confused.

her palm was her own eras

said with a help

ce watery. "Mr. Reynolds, s

, picking up the two crumpled paper balls from the floor. He smoothed

his patience clearly gone. "Mr. Hancock,

dumbfounded

is voice dangerously low. "Or I will

s neck. Under the curious and mocking stares of his cl

ning into his back. He could hear the st

at the boy who had just made a fool o

Nina

n of a second, there was a flicker of s

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The Ruthless Heir's Unwanted Obsessive Love
The Ruthless Heir's Unwanted Obsessive Love
“Nina had one simple goal in this godforsaken novel world: to be killed in a fit of unrestrained rage so she could finally return home. Her perfect target was her impulsive brother, Ryan. To push him over the edge, she publicly humiliated his lifelong crush, Ashleigh, in the school cafeteria, practically begging him to strike her down. She stood there, covered in spilled food, eagerly waiting for the fatal blow that would end her misery. But the blow never came. Instead, Ryan accidentally overheard Ashleigh mocking him behind his back, calling him a mindless puppy. The revelation shattered his blind devotion instantly. When Ryan finally looked back at Nina, his eyes weren't filled with the murderous fury she desperately needed. They were filled with agonizing, soul-deep guilt. "I'm sorry," he whispered, taking off his varsity jacket to cover her stained clothes. Nina was utterly horrified. The next day, he broke up with Ashleigh, started cutting Nina's steak for her at dinner, and secretly bought her favorite breakfast. This twisted, sickening display of brotherly affection was a thousand times worse than his fists. Her perfect suicide plan was completely ruined. Why was her chosen executioner suddenly acting like a devoted protector? How was she supposed to die now? As the housekeeper announced the impending return of the family's cold-blooded true heir, a chilling new plan formed in Nina's mind. It was time to target the real monster: Julian.”