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The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending

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At twenty, Sophia discovered she was the true heiress of the wealthy Richmond Family in L.A. But instead of a warm welcome, she returned to find a family that had lavished love on a fake heiress—and a disabled fiancé that nobody wanted. Sophia had plenty to say. But the orphanage director had warned her to keep her mouth shut, so she played the role of the silent, country bumpkin. It wasn’t until she met her disabled fiancé in private and realized she wouldn’t be easily cast out of the Richmond Family that she finally spoke her mind at the family banquet. To the fake heiress, still adored by the Richmonds, she sneered, “Seen your real mother? She begged me for money because she has AIDS.” When a cousin slapped her for the fake heiress, she retaliated by smashing a glass in his face: “Who are you to deny me? With a face that ugly, better check your DNA; you might not even be a real Richmond.” To the grandmother who cursed her with a hand on her heart, she retorted: “You’ve never raised me, and you dare act like an elder? I gave the orphanage director a concussion before I called him grandpa. Let me hit you once, and I’ll acknowledge you as my grandmother.” L.A. was rocked! The real Richmond heiress, freshly returned from the countryside, was a madwoman who could offend the entire world with just a few words. Just when everyone thought she was doomed, the eldest son of the prestigious Carrington Family, long believed to be disabled, suddenly stood and walked towards her on perfectly healthy legs. “From now on, take care of me, my fiancée,” he declared. ...

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The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 472: In the Still of the Night

The low-grade fever lingered, and Sophia's mouth was warmer than usual, which made the coolness of the man's lips and tongue feel even better. So alt

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 471: Hi, What Should I Call You

Sebastian and Sophia broke up. It didn't even take two hours for the news to spread throughout Avalon's high society. "Didn't Sebastian go against h

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 470: Unreasonable and Heartless

Winona's gaze shifted from Sophia to Sebastian, then quickly swept over the shattered porcelain on the floor, Neil's tense expression, and finally the

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 469: Head-to-Head

The murmur of voices buzzed faintly in her ears. Sophia had fallen into a deep sleep. When she was finally roused, she almost thought it was already

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 468: Sick

It was already late, and the snow still hadn't stopped. The taxi had barely pulled out when the silent passenger in the back seat spoke up. "Don't go

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 467: Real or Not

Even in winter, the camphor tree's leaves stayed lush and green. They shielded them from the flurry of falling snow, letting only the finest white dus

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 466: Can’t Help It

The yellow taxi pulled up in front of the newsstand, blocking the flickering shadows of someone watching TV inside. The interior light spilled out and

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 465: Half and Half

The streets remained bustling, neon signs flashing from storefronts and towering LED billboards pouring their light into the car windows. Blake had s

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 464: The Second Snowfall

Winona's voice came through the phone: "Have you eaten yet?" Sophia could hear the crisp sound of a spatula clattering in a pan, the unmistakable bac

The Heiress' Return: No More Pretending 463: Let’s Sneak a Peek Inside Sophia’s Head

The afternoon dragged on. Winona had gone out for work again. *Blossom & Leaf Magazine* was becoming increasingly official, with a growing readershi

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