The Jilted Heiress Reclaims Her Throne

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ie resemblance to her stood over her, screaming about stolen lives before hurling a vial of concentrated sulfuric acid directly into Eleonora's face. The burning agony had felt horrifyingly real, peeling away layers of flesh and dignity, but

a forty-story skyscraper, the rushing wind tearing at her cl

ressed them hard against her cheeks. The skin was smooth and in

h the thick glass window, pulling her out of the linger

the city's elite. Born as a brilliant prodigy to the city's most revered socialite, she had everything. But after her mother's tragic death, her health had deteriorated, forcing her into this exclusive sanatorium. Meanwhile, according to the memories, her father would adopt a girl from a poverty-s

on the pristine white wall read ex

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, Clyde, was supposed to pick her up at

anger's freezing, impatient voice came through the speaker. "Eleonora? There was a m

ter a single word,

harsh in the quiet room. She remembered the date

physical slap. She refused to sit passively like the pathetic victim in her past. She could still feel the phantom burn of the ac

blanket. Her bare feet hit the freez

ile hospital gown. She pulled on a sharply tailored khaki

r ears. It covered the stress-induced rash blooming across h

d Clyde's contact entirely and dialed th

deep, anxious voice answered.

nora stated, her voice flat

e a heavy object slamming into a wooden desk. "That h

d, his voice tight with rage. "I am sending

om for argument. "Just send one black SUV. Keep it

edical textbooks and a laptop into a black canv

med Leona was pushing a medication cart down the

f, respectful nod, a silen

nd walked down the long corridor toward the

The metal doors slid open smo

in the polished steel. The cold, hard glint i

round parking garage. A bulletproof black Ca

diately. He bowed his head and took her heavy d

r wouldn't truly betray her. She needed to see it with her own eyes. But if Clyde had truly given her place to an outsider, she would make him painfully aware of one absolute truth. However he had swallowed her mother's wealth to c

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