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The Framed Heiress's Unyielding Comeback

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 905    |    Released on: 26/09/2025

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tighten the screws. She must have sensed a shift in me, a subtle change in the air. The qu

ont me directly. Instead, she began a campaign of psychol

t-the only creative outlet I had-went "missing" from my desk, only to turn up in the

ling voice loud enough for me to overhear, that she kept dreaming about me, a

ng I might need to "adjust my medication." The implication was clear: I was unstable. Unreliab

rate for the illusion of a happy, un

her eyes refusing to meet mine. "She has such a good heart

uncomfortable truth I represented. They had chosen their scapegoat

y own home closing in. The hope that had bloo

e moment he lef

ver the line. "I've got everything. Encrypted emails, original file

ob of pure, unadulterated relief. For a decade, I had been a character in a story s

" I asked, my voice

tonate this thing in the most public way possible. We make sure they can't sweep

immediately. It was p

s. It's the company's biggest press event of the year. The mayor

faction in his tone. "Get ready, Cha

my facade of the subdued, broken pariah while a revolution was brewing inside me. Ca

I'd planned to wear. She then offered me one of her own, a sickly sweet pink monstrosit

the night before the event. His fa

for the company. For me. For Carmella. No scenes. No long faces. Just stand in the back

nt ten years telling me I should be grateful for the cage he'd built aro

y voice smooth as glass. "I wo

approval before walking away. He had no idea that the quiet sister he

rrived for me. Inside was a simple, impeccably tailored black dress. It was elegant, p

tached. It was in E

'em dea

an looking back was not the timid ghost who had haunted the Gallego

eady for

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The Framed Heiress's Unyielding Comeback
“For ten years, I was my family' s living scandal. After being framed for a crime that nearly destroyed our company, I was cast as the pariah, forced to serve the very people who had stolen my future. At my parents' 40th anniversary party, the humiliation reached its peak. My brother, the CEO who built his career on my ruin, stood at the podium. "Can you not do one simple thing without creating a disaster?" he hissed at me in front of everyone. "For one night, can you just try not to be a complete and utter liability?" His fiancée, the true architect of my downfall, watched with a triumphant smirk. My mother looked on in horror-not at his cruelty, but at the scene I was causing. My father simply turned away in disappointment. They had all chosen their sides long ago, and I was not on it. After a decade of absorbing their contempt for a crime I didn't commit, something inside me finally snapped. The guilt, the shame, the silence-it was all a lie I was no longer willing to live. But I didn't cry. I didn't scream. I calmly walked out of that ballroom, pulled out my phone, and dialed a number I found online. A gravelly voice answered. "Mccormick." "My name is Charlotte Gallegos," I said, my voice clearer and stronger than it had been in years. "I need to hire you."”
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