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The Billionaire's Blizzard Bait

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 623    |    Released on: 24/06/2025

val, I sent Ethan a text

led 'Mountain Service Road 12B'. It' s a b

untain. It was an unpaved, rugged, and poorly maintained log

ng room, sipping a cu

unknown number. I let it go to voicemail. The message, when it came throu

IS A MUD PIT! THE CAR IS STUCK! WE'VE BEEN WALK

the voicemail, and

t of the tree line, looking like miserable, half-frozen refugees.

oor just as they sta

d, putting on my best horrifie

fury. He lunged for me. "Y

"caretaker," stepped between us. He didn't even grab Ethan. He just put

at," Marcus said, his voic

n in front of him. His father, a portly man named Jim, and his mother, a pinched-face

is this?" Et

etaker. I'm so sorry, Ethan! Did I give you the wrong road name? I get them mix

he ditzy, apologetic girlfriend to perfectio

hought, wiped his runny nose directly on the designer wallpaper. It was a pale, textured silk pape

e, I jus

he screamed. A high-pi

NS! MY HAND!

s face contorted in pain. Karen and Ethan

ped that exact spot on the wall with a cloth soaked in a clear, concentrated capsaicin extract. The stuff they u

cried, rushing forward with a

ed by the screaming, spu

k," I announced cheerfully. "Don't worry, I'v

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“I lived a life of enviable luxury in my pristine Colorado mountain cabin, nestled deep in the Rockies. Then, I died, frozen solid just outside my own front door. My last sight was Ethan, my boyfriend, feasting on my food inside, watching me claw at the glass until my fingers bled. His family, the Scotts, laughed as I froze, adjusting curtains to block me out, celebrating my demise. They left me to perish in the brutal blizzard, utterly and completely abandoned. That death was absolute, excruciating, and unforgettable. But then, I jolted awake, submerged in 1200-thread-count sheets, the Rockies bathed in sunlight outside my window. It was ten days before the storm, before my betrayal. A wave of nausea hit me, the phantom hunger and cold still clinging to my bones, but then a cold, hard fury replaced it. This time, my cabin, my wealth, and my meticulous planning wouldn' t be my downfall; they would be my ultimate weapon.”
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