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Rising From Ashes: The Untouchable Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 731    |    Released on: Today at 18:18

ored corridor. Her silk gown trailed h

. Stephen Sinclair had bought them at auction, a desperate attem

She held a glass of champagne, laughing lo

on a mask of maternal concern. "Ava, da

nd of the woman who orchestrated her mot

to hear Lydia over the ambient noise of the p

dim lighting provided immediate cover, allowing

ror hanging on the wall. She took a deep, s

ed her cheek, feeling the soft skin. She whispered a solemn p

into the cool evening air of the estate grounds. The s

led with luxury vehicles, meticu

. She picked them up in one hand so she c

sation grounded her in the physical reality of her

gates of the Sinclair estate loomed under t

f an argument carrying over

ribs. Fear gripped her chest-the fear that she might be too late

shing amber lights of a private securi

w Seraphina had wrapped up her conversation with the Hollywood producer quickly after Ava left, slipping out

e head of estate security. She was pointing

e splashing water masked the sound of her breathing. S

he familiar, sleek silhouette of a bla

cane stood outside the car. His po

rguing with the security guards who stood on the o

a mask of cold, corporate rage. He was dialing

ar voice, "Those men are known fraudsters.

wealth of the men outside, the custom tailoring of

ip to look innocent. "My father said no uninvited gue

his forehead and reached for the manual override s

tionally trying to alienate the Carlisles to isolat

ing them behind as her eyes blazed with absolut

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Rising From Ashes: The Untouchable Zillionaire Heiress
Rising From Ashes: The Untouchable Zillionaire Heiress
“I was locked in a freezing, bleach-scented asylum basement, my vocal cords ruined and my face chemically melted. My step-sister Seraphina and my ex-lover Ethan walked in, but they didn't come to save me. Seraphina forced a mirror to my face so I could see my own disfigured reflection. "Your shares have been transferred to me," she whispered with a sickening smile. Then she revealed the horrifying truth: she and her mother had orchestrated my mother's death and suffocated my beloved grandfather to steal his inheritance. When I lunged at her in pure agony, Ethan shielded her and delivered a brutal kick to my ribs. He grabbed me by the hair and slammed my head against the solid concrete wall with all his might. As my vision swam with dark spots, I couldn't understand why my own father had sold me out to protect his wealth. Why did the man I once loved treat me like a diseased rat while he fed on my family's corpses? With my dying breath, I mentally cursed them to the deepest pits of hell. Opening my eyes again, the blinding light of a crystal chandelier stabbed my pupils. I was standing at my eighteenth birthday gala, unscarred and whole. Seraphina was smiling sweetly, handing me a diamond-encrusted watch secretly implanted with a military-grade GPS tracker. This time, blood would pay for blood.”