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From Betrayal To Billions: Her Return

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 588    |    Released on: 03/07/2025

r the disastrous gala. I was begging him for help, for a loan, for just a word of support. He had looked at me with that same impatient pity. "Ava, it' s

ast flicker of sentiment

oe' s shoulder. Then I look

sed my hand and slapp

arp and loud in

to his cheek, his eyes wide

e the son of a textile supplier. Your family' s fortune depends on contracts with hou

used to the gentle, accommodating Ava, not this woman who

their complete attention. Now was the time to solidify my posi

rity, "the bylaws of the House of Laurent, established by my grandfather, are very clear. The unauthorized

word that carried weight, a word

from every major fashion council in the world and the pursuit of full financial

ed by the immense power of the Laurent empire. No one wanted to be on the wrong side of that. The few who might have been inclined to defend Chloe,

essfully i

y voice leaving no room for a

. Chloe looked around wildly, her eyes begging for someone, anyone, to help her

ious voice roared from the back of the hall, cuttin

is en

He was tall, impeccably dressed, and he radiated an aura of angry power

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From Betrayal To Billions: Her Return
From Betrayal To Billions: Her Return
“The last thing I remembered was the cold, unforgiving pavement rushing up to meet me. A screech of tires, a flash of headlights, and then a profound, empty silence. My life, a cascade of public humiliation and private despair, was over. It all started at the fashion show, the one where my former best friend, Chloe, stood on the runway, wearing a dress that was a near-perfect copy of my signature design. My own design. Chloe' s powerful family painted me as a jealous, unstable wannabe. My revered mentor turned his back on me. Then Mark, my fiancé, delivered the final blow, breaking our engagement, calling me a failure. I lost everything: my reputation, my love, my financial stability. My death was a footnote in a story that was no longer mine. How could I have been so naive, so blind? How could they have moved so ruthlessly to destroy me, to steal everything I had? The crushing loneliness, the descent into poverty and obscurity, all culminating on that dark, wet street. Then, a sharp, disorienting pull. I gasped, my eyes flying open. I was sitting in the front row of the annual Laurent Gala, my hands smooth, my dress my own design. On stage, Chloe was bowing, wearing the stolen dress. It was the night my life had spiraled into ruin. I was back. I had been given a second chance. Not this time.”
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