Heiress Hidden Obsession
She thought he was a poor boy. He thought she was a spoiled heiress. They were both wrong.
Lucy Davidson has spent her whole life trapped in her father's velvet cage—a world of corporate mergers, arranged marriage to a billionaire heir, and smiles that hide knives. She's learned to be nothing but the perfect heiress.
Then she sees Brian.
Her father's sales rep. A man who doesn't even notice her at first.
And she can't stop thinking about him.
She has no one to confide in—except her mother's grave. And even that offers no answers to the obsession eating her up inside.
She doesn't just want him. She needs him. She schemes to make him her personal driver just to keep him close. She risks her father's wrath. She risks everything.
Neither Lucy nor her father knows that Brian is a billionaire heir hiding his identity to find a woman who loves him for who he is, not what he's worth. And Lucy—the heiress who would burn down her father's empire to keep him—is everything he never expected to find.
Then her father discovers their relationship.
Brian is fired on the spot and forced out of Lucy's life. Suddenly, she's alone, carrying his child, and trapped under the control of a father who plans to sell off her baby right there at the delivery room just to protect his reputation.
Brian leaves without knowing what he's leaving behind.
But before he goes, he makes Lucy a promise.
"Fate will bring us back, Lucy. Don't be afraid."
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Chapter: Chapter 81**LUCY'S POV**My father stood in front of me, his head lowered. “I just want you to forgive me.”I stared at him. For years, I had imagined this moment. I had imagined him realizing what he had done. I had imagined him regretting every decision that had torn my life apart. But now that it was happening, I didn't know what to say.Brian's hand remained wrapped around mine. My father took another step toward me. Then, before I could react, he dropped to his knees. “Father!” I moved back in shock.He looked up at me. “Please, Lucy.” His voice cracked. “I know I have no right to ask you for forgiveness. I made terrible choices, and I hurt you deeply.”My eyes burned. “I can't pretend none of it happened, and there were times I hated you.”He nodded. “I deserve that.”I took a slow breath. “But you're still my father.”His eyes lifted. I stepped closer. “I forgive you.”He stared at me as if he hadn't expected those words. “But forgiveness doesn't mean I will forget what happened.”I exte
Last Updated: 2026-10-05
Chapter: Chapter 80*"LUCY'S POV**A week had passed since the Vance family stormed out of the Davidson Estate. Brian, my son, and I had remained there. The past seven days had been strange. My father barely spoke to me. Whenever we crossed paths, he would either look away or find an excuse to leave the room. He was even less comfortable seeing me with my son. But I didn't care anymore. I had spent too much of my life worrying about what my father wanted from me.One afternoon, I sat in my room watching my son sleep in his crib when Brian walked in. He closed the door behind him. “You've been quiet,” he said. I looked at him. “So have you.” He smiled faintly and sat beside me. “Are you worried about tomorrow?” I knew exactly what he meant. “The debt?” He nodded. I looked down at my hands. “Fifty million dollars is a lot of money, Brian.” “I know.” “You're really going to pay it?” He looked at me as though the answer had never been in doubt. “I gave him my word.”I swallowed. “But you don't have to do th
Last Updated: 2026-10-05
Chapter: CHAPTER 79**ARTHUR'S POV**I stared at Lucy’s message. Father, I’m returning.My fingers tightened around the phone. Then another thought crossed my mind. I quickly typed. I hope you’re coming alone.Her reply came moments later. Yes. I’m only coming to pick up my credentials, then I’ll return to Canada.I leaned back in my chair. Canada. So she still intended to return to Brian. I clenched my jaw. No. I would never allow that to happen. Once Lucy stepped back into this house, she was not leaving again. She was going to marry Julian, whether she liked it or not.I picked up my phone and called Garrison. “She’s coming home,” I said the moment he answered. “Lucy will be here tonight.”There was a brief silence. “I want you and your family to come over for dinner. We can celebrate her return and discuss the marriage.”“That sounds like a good idea,” Garrison replied.I ended the call and looked toward the clock. This time, I would make sure Lucy stayed.At exactly four in the afternoon, the Vance
Last Updated: 2026-10-05
Chapter: Chapter 78Brian stood near the bedroom window, watching the snow fall across the grounds of his family’s estate.Lucy sat on the edge of the bed, holding their newborn against her chest. She had been quiet for several minutes, and Brian could tell exactly what was on her mind.“I’m doing this because of the love we share,” Brian said. “If not for that, your father honestly didn’t deserve to be forgiven.”Lucy looked up at him.Brian turned from the window.“I haven’t forgotten what he did to you. Sending you away while you were pregnant, taking your phone, cutting you off from me, and making you face everything alone…” His jaw tightened. “I haven’t forgotten any of it.”“I know.”“But you want to see him.” Brian sighed. “And if seeing your father will make you happy, then I’ll go with you.”Lucy slowly stood.She walked toward him, wrapped her arms around his waist, and kissed him.When she pulled away, her eyes were already filled with tears.“Thank you, baby. I will never take this love for g
Last Updated: 2026-09-14
Chapter: Chapter 77Arthur Davidson stared at his phone. The transaction notification remained on the screen. $100,000 received. He checked the account number again—his corporate account. The money was real. Arthur slowly lowered himself into his leather chair, his eyes fixed on the screen. “One hundred thousand dollars…” He had expected Brian to argue. Perhaps beg for more time. Maybe even disappear after making that arrogant threat. Instead, the boy had asked for his account details and sent the money, just like that. Arthur's brows pulled together. “How?” The question slipped from his mouth. “How did that boy get this kind of money?” Brian had been his sales representative. Then his daughter's driver. Arthur had dismissed him as an insignificant young man who had been lucky enough to get close to Lucy. Yet the transfer had arrived without hesitation. Arthur opened the transaction details again. No error. No delay. No indication that the money had come from a loan. His mind went back to Brian's
Last Updated: 2026-09-08
Chapter: The Call and ReconingThe door to the master suite swung inward with a soft sigh, revealing a room that looked less like a recovery space and more like a private sanctuary. Downy cashmere throws swallowed the edges of a sprawling, low-slung king-sized bed, and a handcrafted mahogany cot stood near the bay window, catching the pale, filtered glare of a Canadian winter afternoon.Lucy stood frozen just inside the threshold, her breath hitching in her throat.Brian’s mother stepped up beside her, folding warm hands over Lucy’s tense shoulders. Her eyes were already shining with quiet emotion. "We were so terrified for you, sweetheart. But you're safe now. You're home."Lucy looked around, her eyes stinging with a sudden, traitorous heat. In her father's house, every square inch was measured by leverage, utility, and cold corporate optics. Nothing existed just to feel good. Here, every texture whispered of shelter and intention. "It's... it's incredible," she whispered, her voice rough. "Thank you.""Rest now,
Last Updated: 2026-08-27
Chapter: Chapter 23The dress was a cage.Cathy stood in front of the gilded mirror in the Vance mansion's bridal suite, staring at a stranger. Ivory silk. Delicate lace. A gown that cost more than her father's medical bills. It fit perfectly because Garrison's people had measured every inch of her, and she hated every thread.Her mother had left ten minutes ago to call the hospital. Her father was stable, but he was still waiting for the treatment that might save his life.And Cathy was about to marry the man who had made her life miserable.She stared at her reflection, barely recognizing the girl in the mirror.A knock sounded at the door.She didn't turn. "It's open."The door clicked shut behind her.She saw him in the mirror. Alex stood in his black suit, his hair uncombed and his tie hanging loose around his neck. He looked as though he'd been pacing for hours."You're not supposed to see me," she said."I know."He stared at her reflection."You look gorgeous, Cathy."She hadn't expected him to s
Last Updated: 2026-10-28
Chapter: Chapter Twenty -two"If I marry Alex, my father will live. If I refuse, my father might die."Cathy sat on the edge of her bed, staring at the darkness beyond her window. The two choices kept circling her mind, leaving her with no room to breathe.There had to be another way. There had to be something she could do that wouldn't require her to marry the one person she was supposed to forget.But every time she searched for another solution, she saw her father's face.She remembered the way he had smiled when she told him about Westbrook, how proudly he had called her his brilliant girl. He had believed in her dreams.Now he was lying in a hospital bed, waiting for a transplant they couldn't afford.And she was sitting in her room, trying to decide whether to sacrifice her future to save his life.A tear slipped down her cheek.She wiped it away quickly when the bedroom door opened.Her mother stepped inside and stopped when she saw her."Cathy? Why are you still awake?"Cathy lowered her head. "I can't sl
Last Updated: 2026-10-16
Chapter: Chapter Twenty -OneIt was a silver locket, beside it was the handwritten note Alex had left with it."I'm sorry for everything, Cathy. I know I don't deserve your forgiveness, but I want to become someone who does."She read the words again before folding the note and placing it inside her drawer.She wasn't ready to forgive him. His gift didn't erase the humiliation, the insults, or the countless times he'd made her feel worthless in front of their classmates.Yet she couldn't bring herself to throw the locket away.A knock on her bedroom door interrupted her thoughts.“Cathy, come downstairs. We need to leave for the hospital.”Her mother's anxious voice made her stand immediately.“Is something wrong with Dad?”“I don't know yet. The hospital called and asked us to come as soon as possible.”Cathy grabbed her bag and hurried downstairs.Throughout the journey, she tried to convince herself that the hospital simply needed to discuss her father's treatment. But the worry on her mother's face made it di
Last Updated: 2026-10-16
Chapter: chapter TwentyThree months later.The courtyard of Elite Academy was filled with graduates dressed in black caps and gowns. Parents crowded the rows of chairs, holding phones and cameras as they waited for the ceremony to begin. Some waved proudly whenever they spotted their children. Others called their names, already preparing to take pictures.Cathy stood among her classmates, adjusting the sleeve of her gown. She looked toward the audience, her eyes moving from one parent to another. Mothers beside their daughters. Fathers beside their sons. Families smiling together.Her parents' seats were empty.Her mother couldn't leave her father's side. His condition had worsened over the past few months, and most of her mother's time was now spent caring for him at home and taking him for medical appointments.Cathy understood. She knew her parents weren't staying away because they didn't care. But understanding didn't make the empty seats hurt any less.She looked down quickly before the tears gathering
Last Updated: 2026-10-01
Chapter: Chapter NineteenThe moment Cathy stepped through the gates of Elite Academy, she noticed something was different. Students were gathered in small groups around the courtyard, talking more loudly than usual.Cathy kept walking. She had spent most of the night worrying about her father. The doctor's words kept returning to her: A transplant. Another bill. Another amount of money she didn't have. The last thing she wanted was to become the center of another school discussion. When she entered the main building, the whispers continued around her, but she ignored them, reaching her classroom and heading straight for her seat.A few seconds later, Alex walked in. The room quieted, and several students watched him. Usually, Alex entered the classroom surrounded by his friends, laughing loudly and making enough noise to draw everyone's attention.Not today.He walked straight to his desk. No jokes. No insults. No careless comments.The students exchanged confused looks. One of the boys near the window leaned
Last Updated: 2026-10-01
Chapter: Chapter Eighteen“Now that we’ve dealt with that,” Garrison said, “we can discuss why you’re really here.”Cathy tightened her grip on the bottle. She had already spent too much time at the Vance mansion. Her father was waiting at home, and the money for his treatment was still sitting in someone else’s hands.“Sir, I came for my salary. You haven’t transferred it, and I need it urgently.”“I know.” Garrison studied her for a moment. “ But before we discuss your payment, there’s something I want to understand.”Cathy frowned. “What sir?”“Your background.”“My background?”“Sit down.”Cathy lowered herself onto the edge of the sofa. Alex remained nearby, but she kept her attention on Garrison.“I’ve worked with cybersecurity experts for years,” Garrison said. “Some have degrees from the best universities. Others have spent decades in the industry.” He leaned forward. “Yet you managed to stop attacks that could have cost my company billions.”Cathy said nothing.“You did it remotely, without a team, w
Last Updated: 2026-09-29
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