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From Blood Bank To Billionaire's Obsession

Chapter 3 3

Word Count: 668    |    Released on: 01/04/2026

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walls, but Alanis didn't move. Her right hand slowly slid down her thigh, her finge

, magnetic chuckle vibr

the dark alcove and into th

cked all the oxygen out of the corridor. He r

emained hidden

e bespoke charcoal suit. The handmade Italian leather sho

th. Extreme

was the perfect distance. Close enough to show domi

aning in the pile of broken plates. There was

nding on Alanis's torn dress and th

the silver knife. Her eyes

move. Instead, he reached up and smoot

nd, he extended the he

night," Kane said. His voice was calm, fla

Her brain ran a rapid behavioral

pity. Only a pure, burning curiosi

blank. She reached out and too

loped by the scent of cedarwood and expensive tobacco. The

tly concealed her torn dres

ardened calluses on the webbing between her thumb and index finger. The undeniabl

ned with inten

at the far end of the hall chimed loudly, syncing perf

ushed out, clutching their r

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backward, her eyes darting toward the he

mooth step to the side, using his massive frame to

ack card bearing a very specific, embossed crest. He

rdered. His tone was freezing c

d. All the blood drained from his face. He s

. Right a

ction, Alanis spun around and

empty. The only trace of her existence was the faint

at the faint smirk playing on his boss's li

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From Blood Bank To Billionaire's Obsession
From Blood Bank To Billionaire's Obsession
“I was the poor girl from Appalachia the wealthy Copeland family adopted out of "charity," bringing me to a life of New York luxury I could never have imagined. But it was all a lie. I wasn't their daughter. I was a living, breathing blood bank for their precious child, Bridgette, whose life had been secretly saved by my bone marrow. Once I was no longer useful, they decided to throw me away. On the night of Bridgette's lavish engagement party, she and her fiancé framed me. They drugged my water, lured me to a hotel suite, and tore my designer gown to stage a scene. Her fiancé stood over me, his face twisted in disgust. "Did you really think spreading your legs would make me forget where you came from? You're just a trashy hillbilly." Outside on Fifth Avenue, my adoptive parents screamed at me in front of the press, calling me a disgrace. My sister wept, accusing me of trying to destroy her perfect life out of jealousy. They expected me to crumble, to become the pathetic scandal they could discard like garbage. They thought they were dealing with a scared, helpless girl from the mountains. But they made a fatal mistake. The soul of that poor girl was already gone. And I, the top-tier operative known as Glacier, had just woken up in her body.”