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Falling For The Most Hated Hollywood Girl

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 808    |    Released on: Today at 11:41

ed pistol on the ground to her face. They were sharp, analytical, and completely devoid of panic. For a flicker of a second, she saw a universe

ne of assessment. Threat level: unknown. Soul energy sign

d controlled. He sounded less like he'd stumbled upon a supernat

ts no fear, she thought. Either he is exception

ess," she said, her tone

road. "The LAPD will get an automated crash report in the next fi

man, but she couldn't erase a digital signal. The

pulled out a silk pocket square. He offer

bric was heavy, impossibly soft, and carried the faint, clean sce

aled a number. "It's me. Mulholland, third bend past Laur

e quiet command of a man

t her. "Get in my car. This pl

onspicuous. This man, this mortal, offered a tempor

e window dissolved into a watery blur. The interior was warm, dry, an

He wore a crisp white shirt, the sleeves rolled up to his forearms. In the dim glow of

o her. His movements were efficient, graceful. On his wrist, a Pat

f the rain. A team of men in dark uniforms moved with silent, practiced efficiency. They winched the Porsche ont

g with a higher clearance. This mort

umble. He pulled away from the curb, leavin

e?" he asked, bre

ose body she wore. "Afton Place. In Hollywo

ptible motion. The address clearly didn't

Alicia was busy sorting through the original Alicia's l

ts into this sort of trouble," he said, his vo

of person who helps strangers dispose of bodies." S

hing go to waste." His gaze flickered ove

ment building. The contrast with the Bentl

oor, ready to step

suddenly, his voice stopping

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Falling For The Most Hated Hollywood Girl
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“I was the adopted daughter of the wealthy Ruiz family, but the moment their true heir appeared, I was thrown away like trash. Not long after being kicked out, my adoptive father and uncle hired a hitman to stage a fatal car crash on Mulholland Drive. Pinned under an overturned Porsche with a shattered leg, I watched the hitman point a suppressed pistol between my eyes. "The Ruiz family sends their regards." Before this, my reputation had already been completely destroyed by a director, a pop idol, and a reality TV star, leaving me blacklisted and universally hated. My adoptive family didn't just want me ruined; they wanted me permanently silenced to tie up loose ends. The hitman pulled the trigger, and the original Alicia died in despair, tasting only rain and blood. Until her last breath, she didn't understand. Why did the family she loved treat her like a disposable object? Why did those three men maliciously frame her and turn the world against her? Opening my eyes again, the fear was gone, replaced by an ancient, cosmic indifference. I, the Arbiter, had taken over this deceased vessel. Moving faster than the human eye, I crushed the hitman's steel gun with my bare hand and turned his soul into dust. Looking at the memories of those who wronged this girl, I signed a contract for the very reality show they were starring in. Since I borrowed this body, taking out the trash is a required courtesy.”