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Claimed By The Cheating Fiancé's Ruthless Uncle

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 829    |    Released on: Today at 18:10

plain tumbler of ice water

black marble of the bar, the sound sharp

rius said, his voice smooth and co

as he reached under the counter for the reserve key. That singl

s bridge loans were already stretched to the limit, but under Demetrius's flat, unblinking stare, he coul

r's trembling hands and set it down in front of Annabel, s

for your stomach

She picked up the glass, swirled it once, and took a slow, deliberate sip

econd before he turned away, heading toward t

nk, his hands shoved into the pockets of his designer s

clicked shut, the ambient noise in the b

twisted with venom, her manicured nails

th rage. "You're just a cheap distraction to a man like him. When he's done w

sound. "At least the drink is real, Jaylynn. Unlike y

ed her right hand, aiming a viciou

moved like s

mid-air, her thumb digging hard into t

n, her knees buckling as Annabel twis

for Jaylynn to see the cold, dead stillness in her amber eye

, clutching her bruised wrist against her ch

he waist, his eyes darting toward the VI

l out through the side doo

mpty glass down, and picked up her small clutch. She walked towar

IP lounge, her shoe clicked

d and loo

carpet, its solid silver casing engraved with the Franco fa

ainst her palm. She looked at the heavy door of the priva

d the quiet shuffle of poker chips. Keagan and two other youn

wing chair, Demetrius sat with his shirt

inside, the convers

a knowing grin as he stood up. "Looks like business

cleared out, leaving the heavy o

e table, placing the silver watch

your watch,

s eyes stayed glued to her face, track

t, catching her wrist with immova

ost traction, her body fallin

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Claimed By The Cheating Fiancé's Ruthless Uncle
Claimed By The Cheating Fiancé's Ruthless Uncle
“I stood outside the hotel suite, listening to the muffled gasps of my fiancé, Elton, tangled in the silk sheets with my stepsister, Jaylynn. He thought I was just his poor, obedient assistant. To save his failing company, he planned to steal my architectural blueprints, claim them as his own, and hand all the credit to his new mistress. At the high-society gala, they cornered me in front of the city's elite. Jaylynn flaunted her stolen emeralds and mocked my plain clothes, while Elton demanded I sign over my intellectual property or be blacklisted from the industry forever. Even my biological mother stepped forward, throwing a severance check at my chest in front of the crowd. "You're an ungrateful little stray. Take the money and get out of Jaylynn's life before you ruin her engagement!" They looked at me with absolute disgust, waiting for me to break down, cry, and beg for their mercy. But they had no idea who they were actually stepping on. They didn't know the blueprints they stole were laced with a federal copyright trap that would instantly bankrupt them. And they certainly didn't know that the "destitute orphan" they were bullying was actually the sole heiress to a fourteen-billion-dollar sovereign trust. I calmly took the check, locked in the copyright strike, and walked straight toward Elton's most ruthless backer-the billionaire Demetrius Franco. "Don't you agree that revenge should be theatrical?" I whispered. This time, I was going to pull the floor out from under them all.”