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last update Data de publicação: 2026-04-06 08:26:23

The next two days passed in a blur.

A constant shift between two worlds that shouldn’t have been able to coexist—but somehow did.

By day—

We were with the kids.

Laughter filled the halls of the fairy house.

Alice dragged us into games that had no rules.

Alex tried to turn everything into strategy.

Rose stayed close, her small hand often finding mine.

And Iris…

She watched.

Learned.

Adjusted.

But little by little—

She smiled more.

I let myself be present.

Carefree.

But it never fully left.

That
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  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Invisible

    I stepped closer to the screens.Jason’s hand brushed mine briefly, a silent question.I squeezed back once.I’ve got this.I tilted my head slightly, looking straight at the camera.At him.“Emilian,” I said calmly.A pause.His smile widened on the screen.“You came sooner than expected,” he replied, his tone almost pleased. “I thought you’d take longer to find me.”“I don’t like being watched,” I said.His eyes sharpened slightly.“And yet,” he murmured, “you’ve always been so… fascinating to observe.”I crossed my arms.“You should have introduced yourself,” I said lightly. “Instead of hiding behind Oscar.”A flicker.Small.But there.“I was studying,” he replied.“For years?” I asked.“Yes.”No shame.No hesitation.Jason shifted beside me, but stayed silent.Letting me lead.“You broke into our room,” I added.Emilian’s lips curved.“You left your work exposed.”Not denial.Confirmation.I smiled faintly.“So you needed to interfere to keep up.”That landed.I saw it.A tighten

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   The ace

    We moved deeper into the room.Careful.Measured.Every step deliberate.The further in we went—The worse it became.The cages weren’t random.They were organized.Labeled.Cataloged.I forced myself not to focus on that.Not now.Because something else caught my attention.A wall of screens.Old monitors.New ones.All connected.All active.Live feeds.Jason stepped beside me as I reached them.Neither of us spoke.We just looked.Camera angles shifted across the screens.The elevator.The entrance.The stairwell.Then—Another feed.My breath caught.A different room.Brighter.Contained.And inside—Emilian.Jason went still beside me.Emilian stood in the center of the frame.Perfectly composed.Except—He wasn’t.His movements were sharp.Sudden.Uncontrolled.In front of him—A man on the ground.Cooper Becker.Emilian’s father.And Emilian—Was hitting him.Again.And again.And again.Each strike precise.Brutal.Relentless.The sound wasn’t there—But I could feel it.The i

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Stains

    We arrived at a warehouse on the industrial side of the city, not far from the university campus.It was quiet.Too quiet.The kind of silence that didn’t feel natural.It pressed in around the building, heavy and still, like even the night was holding its breath.“There are no guards,” I murmured.Jason didn’t answer immediately.Because he saw it too.That was the problem.He slowed the motorcycle before reaching the warehouse and turned into a narrow alley two buildings down.Out of sight.Out of range.Hidden.He stopped the bike smoothly, the engine never making a sound.For a moment, neither of us moved.Then he removed his helmet.I did the same.We left them there.No need to carry anything extra.No need to leave a trace that mattered.Jason looked toward the warehouse, his gaze sharp.“Too clean,” he said quietly.I nodded.“A trap,” I replied.We stepped into the shadows.No wasted movement.No unnecessary sound.We moved side by side, keeping close to the walls, slipping b

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Teach me

    The call came sooner than expected.Jason’s phone vibrated once, and he answered immediately.“Scott.”I watched his expression carefully as he listened. His face became still, focused, and dangerously calm.After a brief pause, he said, “Understood.”He ended the call and turned to me.“Everything is ready.”I nodded, feeling my focus sharpen instantly.“Then we move.”Jason agreed without hesitation.We prepared quickly. We changed into black clothing, keeping our gear light and efficient. There was no room for excess or mistakes. This was not a full-scale operation. This was precision.Two people.In and out.Jason checked his equipment while I reviewed the building layout one last time. Entry points, blind spots, heat signatures—everything was clear in my mind.Three contained.One moving.A trap.And we were walking into it anyway.Jason stepped closer and adjusted something on my shoulder. His touch lingered just a second longer than necessary.“Stay close,” he said quietly.I g

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Control

    The next two days passed in a blur.A constant shift between two worlds that shouldn’t have been able to coexist—but somehow did.By day—We were with the kids.Laughter filled the halls of the fairy house.Alice dragged us into games that had no rules.Alex tried to turn everything into strategy.Rose stayed close, her small hand often finding mine.And Iris…She watched.Learned.Adjusted.But little by little—She smiled more.I let myself be present.Carefree.But it never fully left.That awareness.That tension beneath everything.Because the moment the sun began to set—Everything changed.By night—We worked.Jason, Marcus, and I turned the lower level into a command center.Screens lined the walls.Data streamed constantly.Maps.Feeds.Patterns.The Becker family.The Vinny family.Their movements.Their connections.We pulled everything apart.Piece by piece.I focused on the building.The ghost property.Floor plans.Structural reinforcements.Hidden access points.Escape

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Not alone

    Amber POVWe didn’t move immediately.Even with everything we knew.Even with where he might be.We waited.Jason was the one who made that call.I watched him as he stepped slightly away, phone already in hand, his posture shifting back into that controlled, dangerous calm I had come to recognize.Not Jason.Cronos.“Scott,” he said when the line connected.A pause.Then his tone lowered, precise and direct.“I need backup.”I leaned against the table, arms crossed, watching him as he listened.“No,” he added after a second. “Not a full team. Just coverage.”Another pause.His jaw tightened slightly.“How long?”Silence stretched.Then—“Two days?”His voice didn’t rise, but I could hear the restraint in it.I pushed myself off the table, walking closer.Jason ran a hand through his hair, exhaling slowly.“…Fine,” he said finally. “Two days.”He ended the call without another word.For a moment, he just stood there.Still.Thinking.Calculating.“Scott Highins?” I asked softly.He no

  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Stay

    We drifted into lighter topics after that — Molly’s upcoming clothing line debut, fabric choices, venue rumors, guest lists. It felt almost normal. Almost. Then another call came through. Grandfather. “Molly, I’m sorry — I have to take this. I’ll call you back.” Her teasing hum was the la

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  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Call the board

    We didn’t warn them. We simply arrived. Jason walked at my side. The children stayed close, Marcus just behind us — calm, immovable, inevitable. The moment we entered the company lobby, the air shifted. Whispers followed us. Phones were lowered. Eyes widened. “Call the board,” I instructed t

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  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   Madam Sun

    High above them, the balcony doors remained slightly open. Madam Sun stood in the shadows, one hand resting lightly against the carved stone railing. She had not meant to watch. And yet— There they were. Jason, bare-chested, having clearly abandoned formality the moment he stepped upstair

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  • A woman worth billions, dated the wrong brother   she still controlled everything

    They called her in. No delay. No warning. The door opened ten minutes later. Amelie walked in looking immaculate — refreshed, polished, perfectly styled. Not a trace of nerves in her posture. At least not until her eyes landed on me. For a fraction of a second, the color drained from her face

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