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The Heiress They Left For Dead

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 522    |    Released on: 24/06/2025

g. I cashed it immediately, the crisp bills in my hand f

arney and Debra Jones declared legally dead. The process was expedited by the police report and the

t cash offer, not bothering to negotiate. I didn' t want the memories or the money as much as I wanted the erasure. I packed a

d, where I had been lied to every single day of my life. I felt nothing. No

walked in, holding a small, anonymous envelope. Inside was a file I had compiled on a girl named Stella. The

forged, but untraceable-that would ensure she was adopted by a family I knew from my first life. A family that was cruel, abusive, and would gu

My final act in that dead-end town was to go to the b

perfect face and felt a surge of protectiveness that was fierce and absolute. In my first life, I thought this feeling was for Stella. Now I kne

blanket around her. "I' m going to give you the world. An

gray, struggling town behind. I didn' t look

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“The state trooper's words hung heavy in my living room: "Ms. Johns, your parents are dead." For twenty years, I'd worn the cloak of grief silently, sacrificing everything to raise my baby sister, Stella. I watched my savings turn into her Wall Street fortune, celebrated her success, and then I saw them. Barney and Debra, my "dead" parents, alive and smiling, introducing my sister Stella to their "true son," Wesley. They casually revealed the baby swap, abandoning me as a mere tool, meant for a life of luxury with their golden child. My world shattered as Stella, my everything, stood by silently while I was dragged away, left for dead in a dark alley. The cold metal pressed against my head; the last thing I saw was Stella turning back to the party. Now, the trooper stood before me again, delivering the same news, but this time, the baby crying in the next room was Gabrielle, my real sister. This time, my stomach didn't churn with grief, but with unyielding rage. I let a single, calculated tear roll down my cheek, a perfect performance. "My parents... oh god, my parents..." I whispered, ready to reclaim everything they stole.”
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