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Sorry, Ex: I Am The Real Billionaire Heiress!

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 832    |    Released on: Today at 16:58

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y against the thin mattress, its harsh rattlin

ernational number flashed across the cracked glass-no c

a strange pull in my gut made me press the

is Jil

ckground on his end was dead silent, carrying a heavy, aris

aintly familiar, like an echo from a ch

llian. Who'

ather, Fiden

ied tone, yet his words crashed

edge of the bed, my brea

is this? I grew up in an orphanage

nineteen ye

a trace of quiet approva

neteen-year grassroots tempering period set b

d my fingers trembled around the

lking about? What temper

cial dynasties in the world, holding thirty percen

stating facts that sounded entirely insane

y direct daughter, and the first-in-l

y boyfriend had dumped me in a gym locker room because I smelled like

ve the bottom of society before taking the throne. Only those who have

brief second b

ur private trust account and wired one hundred million do

ic

, the line went dead, leaving a stea

ammered wildly against my ribs. It had to be a pr

th a sharp chime. An encrypted priority message f

ification open. My pupils shrank the i

er of $100,000,000.00 USD has been credited to your account en

unted them once, twice, three times-eight zeros be

had left in the world after buying that crushed morning sand

buried my face in both hands as a vio

t was a suffocating wave of raw grievance

beggar. I had bowed my head for minimum-wage tips, scrubbed toilets, and

and humiliation had ju

and looked up at the cracked mirror hang

ce and messy hair, but inside her dark e

elina threw a hundred-dollar bill at

, icy curve. Starting today, the broke, su

his room was the sole he

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Sorry, Ex: I Am The Real Billionaire Heiress!
Sorry, Ex: I Am The Real Billionaire Heiress!
“I worked three part-time jobs and dug through campus trash cans every day just to support my boyfriend, Dalvin. But today, I caught him in the dim locker room, his arms wrapped tightly around Delina, the famously arrogant rich girl who always treated me like dirt. When I confronted him, he didn't show a single ounce of guilt. Instead, he shoved me hard onto the cold tile floor, mocking me for reeking of poverty. "I'm sick of having a girlfriend who digs through trash!" He sneered at me, flat-out refusing to return the money I had scrubbed floors to earn for his tuition. Delina stomped her designer stiletto right through my work notebook, twisting her heel until the pages tore. "You belong rotting in the mud." She laughed shrilly, tossing a crumpled ten-dollar bill at my bleeding knees like charity for a stray dog. The crowd of students gathered at the door pointed and snapped photos, watching me struggle to stand with an injured leg. I stared at the boy I had sacrificed my pride and body for over the past two years, my heart turning to absolute ice. Was my life really meant to be trampled on by these people forever? Just as I limped away into the shadows, my cracked, second-hand phone suddenly buzzed. "Jillian, my daughter," a deep, authoritative voice echoed through the receiver. "Your nineteen-year poverty trial is finally over. I just wired one hundred million dollars into your account."”