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After I Returned The Real Heiress Everyone Regretted Letting Me Go

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 1039    |    Released on: 25/07/2026

bin lights or the sleeping passengers around her. She spent the entire journey stari

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rl who promised to come

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Katherine finally ty

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hat felt like forever. What if Joanna didn't

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he could almost hear Joanna's bright

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ed for you online so many time

life had swept her away-new family, schools, university, Soron-u

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ollowed stretche

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ck now! Are you in the

d. After thirteen years of silence, Joanna wasn't ang

er parents anymore. She didn't call Amelia or Richard. She changed her flight and slipped back

far more important

had frequented in her life. The wooden tables were old but lovingly polished, and the rich scent of fresh cof

d herself she wasn't nervous, but every time th

r everyday clothes, her hair pulled into a quick ponytail. She scanned the room, and w

ecognition

herine could even stand. She threw her a

" Joanna whispered, voice warm wi

a knife in her chest. Slowly, almost awkwardly, she wrapp

breath. "I'm sorry I'm late. My manager wouldn't let me leave until

ht," Kather

ing business administration at the community college nearby." She shrugged wit

ed the conversation effortlessly, filling every silence with warm stories-favorite professors, funny customers, an elderly regular wh

listened, the hea

that cost more than most people's yearly rent. Meanwhile, Joanna spoke of saving for textbooks, taking extra shifts, and sharing a

rine asked softly, "Did a

iting." She glanced out the window, then smiled again. "The director used to say my parents were probably still looking for me. I believed him for y

d n

just aren't meant to find each other." She sai

ion ever could. Katherine lowered her

, Joanna reluctantly stood. "I shoul

f Katherine's coat. Neither of them noticed. "Keep in touch okay? " She said as if Kiki was someone really

last time before disappear

p and carefully plucked the strand from her sleeve. She star

at had always been hers, she would need proof, Jus

the fir

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After I Returned The Real Heiress Everyone Regretted Letting Me Go
After I Returned The Real Heiress Everyone Regretted Letting Me Go
“Katherine Hart had everything anyone could envy-a prestigious family, a perfect fiancé, and a wedding that was set to be the event of the year. Until the night of her engagement banquet, when her world shattered in an instant. Her fiancé, Soron, took the ring off her finger in front of everyone: "I've fallen in love with someone else. She's pregnant." Then the reporters swarmed in, shoving microphones into her face: "You've been pretending to be the Hart family's daughter for thirteen years. What do you have to say?" "The real Hart heiress is Joanna Johnson. You stole her life." Overnight, Katherine fell from grace into hell. Only then did she learn that she was nothing but a mistake-a baby sent to the wrong family by the orphanage-while the real heiress had been struggling out in the world all along. She fled in a panic, only to be struck by a car in the street. When she opened her eyes again-she had gone back four years. Nothing had happened yet. She hadn't met Soron. Joanna hadn't been found. She was still the "only daughter of the Hart family," loved by everyone. But this time, Katherine had no intention of taking what wasn't hers. She sought out Joanna on her own and returned the truth, the identity, the family-one by one. Then she changed her name, cut her hair short, got on a beat-up bicycle, and vanished from everyone's life. She thought that was the end. She thought that as long as she stayed far enough away, everyone else could be happy.She thought she was repaying a debt, never knowing that her leaving was the greatest debt everyone owed her. She was wrong. The fiancé who had once coldly said "I've fallen in love with someone else" began having the same dream over and over. In it, there was a woman who smiled like sunshine and held his hand, saying, "Dinner's on me." He couldn't see her face, but every time he woke up, it felt like his heart was being torn apart. Oscar, the ambitious, calculating corporate executive who was always scheming, began making choices around her that he couldn't explain. He was clearly the most dangerous person, yet he was the first to reach out when she was about to fall. He said, "I feel like I'm atoning for something, but I can't remember what."”