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The Reborn Heiress's Vow Of Vengeance

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 1203    |    Released on: 02/06/2026

nto the muscle again, grounding herself. The sting was a confirmat

g Fifth Avenue. The iconic storefronts of Tiffany and Bergdorf's b

e to legally dissolve the engagement, and most importantly, time to protect her company, Innovatech, from Blaine's clutches. In her past li

olding in her head, that she didn't see the light change. She stepped

nd that ripped throu

h shock, as the grille of a mass

ed against t

respond. The impact wasn't a violent crash, but a solid, heavy shove. The car's fender co

treet scraping her palms, the smell of hot rubber in the air

ach opened with a quiet,

an in a dark, perfectly tailored suit that probably cost more than her first car. He moved wi

Vande

cold, untouchable heir to the Vanderbilt fortune. His face, all sharp angl

shed to her side first. "Miss? Are you alright? We need

hospital. A legitimate medical reason for her disorientation.

nock. It hit her with a h

play this

at her not with concern, but with a cold, analytical ass

just another grifter looking for a payday?" he as

al victim would be hurt, offended. A calculating

ne ones this time, born from the shock and the lingering terror of the morning. She l

mered, pressing a hand to

he yellow cabs, as if she'd never seen them before. She was channeling ev

those grey eyes. He was re-evaluating. The woman crumpled on the paveme

istant, his tone clipped. "Take her to Mount S

heavily on the assistant. As she was guided toward the open door of the Maybach, she made a calculate

ssibly fine. He sti

call the police. I don't want any trouble. I just...

ldn't reach her. This car, this cold and intimidating

plate was custom. This man was not just rich; he was powerfu

and encasing her in a cocoon of soft leather and silence. She sank into the seat, the sme

ds of a complete stranger. A dangerous one. But Blaine was

ying her breathing. In her mind, she was already running through

seat beside her. The space, which had felt enormous, sud

a bottle o

ommanded more

e took a small sip, the water a balm to her dry throat. As s

tated. It wasn't a question. "

ght of her brother, Liam, of her parents. A genuin

ar she could muster into her exp

n't k

, custom-made Hermès Kelly bag. She must have dropped it when

re. My phone is in it." She looked at him, her eyes wide and pleading. "May I...

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The Reborn Heiress's Vow Of Vengeance
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“The clerk handed me the pen to sign my marriage certificate. But as the gold nib hovered over the paper, a brutal reality tore through my mind. I remembered how my life ended. My perfect fiancé, Blaine, and my best friend, Jazmin, had murdered me. In a cold hospital room, Blaine's hands-the same ones now resting on my back-had twisted my ventilator tube, suffocating me. Jazmin had stood beside him, smiling like a razor cut, mocking how much I loved him. They were just waiting for me to die so they could swallow my family's three hundred million dollar fortune and steal the tech company I built from scratch. I had adored him for three years, only to die with my lungs burning and my vision fading to black, betrayed by the two people I trusted most. Why was I so blind to their greed? Opening my eyes, I wasn't in a hospital bed. I was back at City Hall, and Blaine was looking at me with that perfectly loving, fake smile. I dropped the pen and knocked my chair over. "Don't touch me!" I screamed, fleeing into the Manhattan traffic. When a billionaire's luxury car hit me on the street, I didn't panic. I saw my perfect alibi. Lying in the VIP hospital ward, surrounded by my powerful family, I looked at Blaine's desperate face and put on the performance of a lifetime. "I don't know you," I whispered, shrinking away in fake terror. In my last life, I was their prey. This time, playing the amnesiac victim, I am going to destroy them.”