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The Jilted Wife's Billionaire Heiress Comeback

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 697    |    Released on: 15/05/2026

The harsh, electronic sound cut through

creen. Her eyes widened slightly before she quickly

he bank has placed a temporary security hold on t

red. Her public embarrassment instan

bed at the screen as she furiously dialed her wealth manager. "

t bored expression. Her fingertip continued t

e leaned in, whispering frantically. "Tiffany, peop

back into her phone, threatening to close all her

her phone back into her bag. She aggressively ta

d out a long, continuous receipt, signaling the successf

face, a smug, victorious grin stretching across her lips. "I own the dress and

d a slow, patronizing clap that echo

se," Ava said, her voice drippi

ld you please clearly state the store's

hering crowd of wealthy patrons to hear. "All runway and cust

nuine financial panic flashed in her eyes as the rea

lowered her voice so only Tiffany a

ffany's bravado falter. "Considering the confidential Wall Street intelligence Mr. Price just forwarded to my ph

Ava in absolute horror, her breathing turning shallow. How could

hifted her cold gaze to Kadence, locking o

ted smoothly. "Is Bryant's secret Tribeca townho

ckward, her hands flying instinctively to cover her

or that Ava knew absolutely everything. The

Kadence grabbed Tiffany's arm. "We need to leav

off Kadence's hand violently. She refused to retr

Ava. "You are just a bitter, jea

ediately. "I am taking my business to the Private

reached her eyes as she watched Tiffany marc

ter follow your friend. Because the real show i

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“I woke up alone in a cold hospital room after a near-fatal car crash. My husband of three years, Bryant, claimed he was too busy with back-to-back meetings to visit me. But when I dragged my bruised body into the hallway, I caught him pinning his pregnant mistress against a vending machine. "As soon as my company IPOs next month, I'm dumping my useless wife." "She's so pathetic. She'd be living on the streets if it wasn't for my charity." For three years, Bryant and his mother had humiliated me for being an orphan, treating me like a penniless burden while he secretly bought a multi-million-dollar townhouse for his new family. A cold knot formed in my stomach. I had almost died in that wreckage, yet my husband was disgusted by my very existence, eagerly waiting to throw me away. But Bryant didn't know about the damp, sealed envelope the paramedics had recovered from my wrecked car. The DNA report inside proved I wasn't a nobody from the gutter. I was the biological daughter of the Beaumonts-New York's wealthiest, most ruthless billionaire dynasty. I didn't scream or confront them. Instead, I calmly pulled out my phone, recorded their affair in high definition, and dialed a Wall Street financier I hadn't spoken to in years. "I'm done playing the happy housewife. Pull his algorithmic backdoors and drain the accounts."”