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Rising From Ashes: The Vengeful Heiress Returns

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 826    |    Released on: Today at 13:51

of the hallway pressing in on him. Finally, t

tened, his

austion. "Mr. Stafford, we did everything we could. We saved the mother.

e knot of tension in his gut loosened sl

room and nursing c

um of money. They called it her 'funeral expenses.' And they instructed us, if

air around him seemed to

VIP wing, his back ramrod stra

ed through the floor-to-ceiling windows, illuminating the dust mo

in protest. On the bedside table, she saw

had happened, mentioning the stranger w

ed the phone and dialed the number of her most trus

ou're alive! Jagger Patel announced to the

cent-shaped marks. She remained unnerving

name, using a pre-signed authorization. Caroline Dona

ine, her eyes devoid of tears. There was only a vast, froz

n obituary. Photos of Jagger and Caroline at her "funeral,"

yes. She felt a jolt of recognition, a memory from a distant, rainy night she had

the Stafford Group, Euan's assistant,

you asked us to monitor. H

gning a document, paused. "Don

hat falling chandelier at the charity gala five years ago. But... ac

walked to the window, star

searching for for five years. She ha

w?" he demanded,

here's a problem. The hospital just reported that Ms. Don

hot through him. He knew Jagg

lain, non-descript outfit. She wrapped her two sleepi

sappear. Completely. Until she was strong e

ngagement ring lay. A diamond that had once sym

flicker of emotion, she to

n, she slipped out t

the alley. Her loyal family

o?" he asked,

ful faces of her children. Her

e Jagger Patel wi

ver of taillights, vanishi

room. The only trace of her was the diamond

lights, it threw off a cold, brilliant fire

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Rising From Ashes: The Vengeful Heiress Returns
Rising From Ashes: The Vengeful Heiress Returns
“I was in the delivery room, fighting for my life against a sudden amniotic fluid embolism. The doctor rushed out, desperately asking my family to sign the consent form to save me and my babies. But my fiancé, Jagger, slammed the clipboard shut and refused to sign. Through the half-open door, I saw my cousin Caroline resting a hand on her flat stomach, smiling triumphantly as she leaned into his arms. "What Jagger really wants is a healthy heir to secure his position, not whatever that thing is inside you." They walked away, leaving me to die on the operating table. If a passing stranger hadn't stepped in to sign the papers, my twins and I would have been corpses. When I woke up, Jagger had already announced my death in a "yachting accident" to the world. He had transferred all my company shares to his name and even left instructions for the hospital to get rid of us if we survived. I couldn't believe the man who promised to love me forever could casually sentence me and his own children to death just for corporate greed. My despair turned into an icy, dead calm. I threw away my engagement ring and fled to Europe with my babies in the dead of night. Five years later, I stepped off a private jet in New York, holding the hands of my genius twins. It was time to take back my empire and make them pay.”