Discarded Wife Is A Hidden Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 7

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my father was preparing before he passed away.

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nced. "And to showcase the strength of the Beaumont Group, we w

300 million pre-sale for an unreleased collect

is chance. Adah was being too rash. If this project

bold and impressive! I support it!" He was ready

She was setting a trap. She didn't just want to win;

hrough with her newfound authority,

o it!" he schemed. "We'll create some trouble for the project behind the

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hed thirst for more. She noticed a small stage in

e needed to completely shed the

off her heels, and, barefoot,

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as the hazy music swelled,

. Every movement told a story of bondage and liber

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Discarded Wife Is A Hidden Billionaire Heiress

Rafaela Kokkotou Modern

“For three years, Adah played the role of the humble, devoted wife to billionaire Atticus Sterling, erasing her own identity to maintain their cold marriage. On their third anniversary, he came home smelling of his mistress's signature perfume. When the other woman called, he didn't hesitate to leave, and when Adah desperately reached out to stop him, he violently wrenched his arm away in disgust. "Don't touch me!" She stumbled backward, her head violently connecting with the sharp corner of the marble fireplace. As darkness swallowed her whole, the man she loved didn't even look back, leaving her unconscious on the floor to rush to his lover's side. He had always mocked her, thinking she was just a poor, desperate woman who couldn't even afford next month's rent without his charity. He assumed she would always cling to him like a pathetic parasite. But that brutal blow shattered the mental cage she had been locked in for three years. Through the blinding pain, forgotten images flooded her mind in a tidal wave: a violent yacht explosion against a summer sky, endless lines of encrypted code, and her father's dying words. Why had she endured such humiliating abuse for a man who treated her like a discarded piece of furniture? When Adah opened her eyes again, the timid housewife was gone. She remembered everything-she was Adah Beaumont, the sole heir to the massive Beaumont fortune and the world's most elusive hacker, and her first act of rebirth would be handing Atticus a signed divorce agreement.”