icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

THE HEIRESS NOBODY KNEW

Chapter 3 THE DOOR THAT SHOULD HAVE STAYED LOCKED

Word Count: 2100    |    Released on: 19/09/2026

ugh the dark streets

eat, her fingers still wrapped around

id a word sin

r had

between them w

lled with

ny que

looked

ria

es

actly are

er's old

frow

it was a

t

the man who atta

n't k

know much

glanced

N

t he wa

down at the ph

red back at her wit

two yea

old the pho

dn't remember b

ember the clothe

r who the woman stan

photograph had been taken and

l, she couldn't remember w

ned tow

ather know

ghtened around th

n't k

re ly

m n

doing that si

n't re

oice becam

ow some

stare

ngs about your past t

not an

nswer I can give

hy

n't know who

looked

eve

ally glanc

ally no

ows pulle

oes tha

don't know w

ared a

absolutely

wi

ppeared in t

y noticed the eno

looke

n several places, and vines

lars stood on

no secur

lig

sted anyone had li

slowed

y in

looked

hy

check the

said this place

t

t are you

dn't

epped

d him walk to

to a small panel hid

ate o

st

ed," she

turned to

can s

n't go

u w

most s

mo

began closin

drove t

te was e

dred meters away, surrounded by

ed through

ut the place

a place she had

hing

ation moved th

frow

ha

n not

thi

pped bre

id n

u d

d toward

een thi

mmediately shif

ha

n't k

you s

I don'

r fingers agai

ash

airc

d ca

hand hol

ne sh

r sla

dar

na g

stopped

ian

osed h

somet

ha

tair

er

n't k

o reme

can

tched her

ng moved ins

li

wi

ckered

disap

ately reached

d the sec

th

ovem

d detected an

ked at

y he

abbed

N

ed at h

d stay

'm say

isn't

kno

ttacked yo

kno

t me han

ared into

ryone deciding wh

an p

was

that she

in

ed the

behi

d towards

door was a

a sto

like tha

N

expressio

pushed the

cre

f dust fill

ce hall wa

ngs covere

r hung from

had been covered with

was someth

tpr

foot

sed the d

crouche

d been her

looked

the man who

ay

ther's righ

an s

ay

owed the

toward

sto

a d

stare

the change in

ha

dn't

ria

was alway

hy

ver allowed a

's in

n't k

ver ope

N

y n

that anyone who entered withou

tared at

s comf

ignor

d into hi

sto

was

ed at t

been

d already

wly pushed

ung i

om was

on his f

a fol

re covered w

le

xe

ogra

ume

toward the

e lay

cked

ace c

stepped

ha

dn't

the file

s a list

d the f

yn R

art st

at'

er?" Adr

looked

N

ted to t

's name wa

tared at

n't k

e same surna

ian

ed anoth

as anot

el R

ano

us R

s began

is t

took th

n't k

ep sayi

se I d

d around

photographs

ili

ldr

tin

ss gat

one that ma

raph of

a littl

e was

hind the ca

from o

tepped b

t's

expressio

es

as this

n't k

d another

pictur

home f

ot

her ap

ot

ng the

ot

one at a r

eathing bec

as been fo

d through th

ust re

ha

und a

owed Eliana sever

seve

eside a s

stare

n watching y

shook h

N

isn't

N

acked

y m

looked

n't k

saying

choed throu

en

ame from

f them

tst

n

w

re

ing across the f

ely turned off

behi

na n

toward th

tsteps

le

or upstai

ed toward t

ne is

a whi

e should

t y

ria

d to kn

mbed the

reaked benea

there were

rst wa

ond was

ad a small

n sto

at the words e

R

art po

s my i

looked

t tou

for the ha

ian

tu

is where my

didn't

ened t

as a child

ed almost

stood agai

ing horse sat

faded toys

stepped

inside h

ew thi

knew

slowly towa

rushed the wo

memory

e girl

neeling b

ice shouti

g something into

e this nec

na g

y went to the neckl

n not

id you g

lways h

ve it t

n't k

pped c

me se

lled i

N

ian

hy

k it belonged t

fr

swer, something fel

l wood

ed on t

id op

a child's

ed fl

ded piece

cked up t

embled as sh

e only a

OT YOUR

na s

ha

took th

ression

ard a sound

r slamm

spun

ria

bed the

ck

d locked t

lled his

sig

the doo

th

ame through a

an's

a

ili

o, El

ntire body

d around

are

e laughe

y don't re

ared at t

your

an igno

ars is a long

eathing bec

do you

you to r

mber

aker cr

s voice became

t you wer

na f

looked

man co

supposed to surv

with confusion and te

o a

le

woman a

the wrong

should

's voice

one who knows the truth

ker went

en

h came from

ked toward

as inside

epped

y he

N

to get

ched th

to be an

ticed the

books was s

ulle

ng ha

lled

of the w

passage

na s

id you

did

ent

the door shu

e was narr

oved q

liana

ha

inted

coming from the

roached

opened into

ndergroun

ched on his

was

ch

ld tape

sat a ph

picke

drained

ked at the

two litt

nd four y

ng identic

g beside the

na s

t under

ed the phot

was

two yea

t, a handwrit

f them is

r suddenly click

ice filled

gnized it i

ther's

e hearing

topped b

irl has finall

s eyes

rding co

omething you mu

pa

father's

as never the m

ape c

m fell

tared at

red at the

her

e recorder c

r's voice

the real

ng p

the othe

ONTINUE

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
THE HEIRESS NOBODY KNEW
THE HEIRESS NOBODY KNEW
“Eliana has spent her entire life believing so deeply in her self worth. Until the night a stranger looks at her and said, "You were never supposed to survive." One sentence is enough to turn her ordinary life upside down and lower her self esteem. A forgotten photograph. A name she has never heard before. A family that insists they have never seen her. And a powerful man named Adrian, who seems to know far more about Eliana than he should. When Eliana begins searching for answers, she discovers that her past has been deliberately erased. But the deeper she digs, the more dangerous and heartbreaking the truth becomes. Why does a billionaire family fear her existence? Why does Adrian keep appearing whenever she gets close to the truth? And why does someone desperately want Eliana to disappear again? She thought she was searching for her past. She doesn't know that her past has been searching for her too. Because Eliana isn't the nobody everyone thinks she is. And when the truth finally comes out, an entire empire may fall.”