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Heiress Hidden Obsession

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last updateLast Updated : 2026-10-05
By:  Faithful Ink Completed
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Synopsis

Drama

Prison Break

Heir/Heirness

Hidden Identity

CEO

Pregnant

Love-Triangle

Face-Slapping

Exclusive Love

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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Faithful Ink
Faithful Ink
Thank you to all my book Lovers ..........Thank you for adding this book to your Library, thank you for giving this story your time. I'm immensely grateful ...............️...️
2026-11-03 17:44:07
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Cherished Pen
Cherished Pen
Why is Julian feeling so entitled like he's already married to Lucy?. I wish Arthur finds out so soon who Brian really is... Nonsense
2026-10-26 20:53:06
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Cherished Pen
Cherished Pen
I wish to transmigrate to Lucy....Her father needs to be dealt with. Why can't he let this girl be?.She's above 18 and has the right to choose the man she wants.
2026-10-26 20:48:17
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Author Pearl
Author Pearl
wow, I love this so much...
2026-08-25 05:19:39
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Sugar Writes
Sugar Writes
Nice story author, keep up the good work
2026-08-06 07:34:29
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81 Chapters
Chapter One
PROLOGUE The needle was cold against my arm. I couldn't move. Couldn't scream. My newborn son slept in my arms, his tiny chest rising and falling, the woman my father had entrusted me to was about to kill me and claim my son because of her inability to have a child. My aunt. Nurse Caroline. "Don't take this personally," she whispered, her fingers icy against my neck as the syringe hovered over my vein. "Some women just aren't meant to be mothers." I opened my mouth— The door burst open. Caroline froze. Her hand trembled against my skin. I couldn't see who it was. I couldn't turn my head. All I could hear was the creak of the door swinging wide, the silence that followed, and Caroline's breath catching in her throat. "You," she whispered. Her face went pale. The syringe slipped from her fingers and clattered to the floor. And then I saw a shadow in the doorway. Tall and Still. The voice I heard afterwards broke me. "Lucy." One word. My name. Spoken like
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Chapter two
**LUCY'S POV** I had barely taken my eyes off Brian when he turned back to the shipment. He continued working as though I wasn't standing there. That should have been enough to make me leave. Instead, I remained where I was for another few seconds, watching him lift another carton and carry it toward the warehouse. He didn't look back. I finally forced myself to turn away. Why was I acting like this? I had come to Davidson Industries to see my father. I needed to get upstairs and stop standing around like a teenager with a crush. Yet the moment I entered the building, Brian's image followed me. I headed toward the elevator. The receptionist greeted me, but I only managed a distracted nod. The elevator doors opened. I stepped inside and pressed the button for the executive floor. As the doors closed, I caught my reflection in the mirror. My hair was neat. My clothes were perfectly arranged. My face looked calm. Nothing about my appearance revealed how distracted I was. I looked awa
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Chapter Three
*LUCY'S POV* “Good afternoon, Father.” I tried to sound normal as I entered the office. He looked up from his desk. “Good afternoon, Lucy. How was your trip? Did you come straight from the cemetery?” “Yes, Father.” I sat in the chair opposite him. “I stayed there for a long time. I’m tired.” He studied my face. “You look exhausted.” “I’m fine.” I gave him a small smile. “Next time, I’ll go with you,” he said. “Alright, Father.” His eyes moved to the paper bag in my hand. “Did you eat anything?” I shook my head. “I bought something on the way here.” “Good. You should eat.” I nodded. He picked up a document from his desk, but before he could say anything else, the intercom beeped. He pressed the button. “Yes?” “Sir, the financial files from last week’s audit still need your signatures,” the caller said. He glanced at the papers on his desk. “Have Brian bring the files up.” “Right away, sir.” The intercom clicked off. I froze. The name he mentioned immediately caught
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Chapter Four
The door closed softly behind Brian and I exhaled. My father continued sorting through the documents on his desk, completely unaware of the storm running through my mind. I glanced at the closed door. Brian was gone. I lowered my eyes to my phone, pretending to check something. For the past weeks, I had been seeing him around the company. I knew his name. I had noticed the way he carried himself and the quiet confidence he had even while doing ordinary work. But I had never asked my father about him. Not directly. Now, I decided to pretend I had barely noticed him. “Father?” He looked up. “Yes?” I hesitated, making my voice casual. “Is that a new sales boy?” His eyebrows lifted slightly. “Yes, Lucy. Sorry, I forgot to tell you. Every new worker in the company should be known to you. After all, you're the heir to the Davidson empire.” I nodded, keeping my expression calm. “Right.” He returned his attention to the papers. “His name is Brian.” I already knew that. Still, I forced
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Chapter Five
By the time we returned home, evening had settled over the mansion. We had barely stepped inside when the Vance family arrived for dinner. After exchanging greetings, my father welcomed them into the dining room and showed them to their seats at the table. I quickly changed my clothes and joined them. Julian sat across from me with his parents beside him. I took my seat next to my father, but I barely touched my food. “You've been quiet tonight, Lucy,” Julian said. I looked up. “I'm just tired.” Julian studied her for a moment before smiling. “You've changed.” “People change.” “I suppose they do.” He adjusted his cuff and continued talking about a new sports car he had ordered. His father joined the conversation, mentioning a yacht he planned to buy before the end of the year. I listened for a few seconds before my attention drifted. I remembered what my father had told me earlier. A boy from the streets. Someone who had needed a job badly enough to accept a place in the company
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Chapter Six
The dinner ended shortly after my father and Julian’s father finished their discussion. Julian’s father pushed his chair back and stood. “It has been a productive evening, Arthur. We are satisfied with the arrangement.” Mr. Garrison Vance said. I looked up. I already knew what he meant by the arrangement but hearing it said so casually still made my stomach tighten. “Once she completes her studies,” he continued, “we can begin the formal marriage preparations. We don't want any unnecessary delays.” My father nodded. “Agreed.” I lowered my eyes. My education had already become a countdown to a marriage I didn't want. Julian’s mother stood and smiled at me. “Study hard, dear. You have an important future ahead of you. A woman entering a family like ours should be well educated and prepared for her responsibilities.” “I will,” I replied politely. The Vances began making their way toward the entrance. I followed with my father. At the front door, Julian stopped. “You'll be in Pari
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Chapter Seven
By morning, I had already decided I was going back to Davidson Industries. I just needed a reason. After everything that happened the night before, I couldn't sit at home and wait for my life to be decided for me. Paris was coming. So was the marriage to Julian. I glanced at my phone. The screen was badly cracked. I deliberately dropped it three times on the bathroom tiles that morning until the glass shattered completely. It still worked, but the damage was obvious enough to justify getting a replacement. If I needed an excuse to return to the company, I had just created one. Perfect. I slipped it into my handbag and headed downstairs. My father was already waiting in the sitting room when I entered. He looked up from the tablet in his hand. “Good morning, Lucy.” “Good morning, Father.” I kissed his cheek before taking a seat. My father studied me for a moment. “You're up early.” “I need a new phone.” He raised an eyebrow. “What happened?” I pulled the damaged phone from my ba
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Chapter Eight
“Make sure you handle this one with care, Lucy. I don't want to see a single scratch on it by next week.” my father said to me. “I will, Father. Thank you.” “Anything for my princess.” The words should have made me smile. Instead, guilt tightened in my chest. I lowered my eyes to the unopened box. My father had bought the phone without hesitation. He hadn't questioned the damage or complained about the expense. He had simply paid for it because he believed I needed it. But I knew the truth. I made him spend all that money for nothing. I tightened my grip on the box. The phone wasn't what bothered me. It was the reason I had needed it. An excuse to return to the company. A chance to see Brian. And my father had unknowingly paid for that excuse. He walked away, leaving me alone with the box. I stared after him. The guilt followed me upstairs. Inside my bedroom, I placed the unopened phone box on my vanity. I didn't open it. I couldn't. Every time I looked at it, I remembered how eas
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Chapter Nine
My eyes snapped open at five in the morning. The decision from the night before still weighed on me, but as I stared at the pale morning light beyond my curtains, I realized I didn't want to go to the cemetery. I had visited my mother's grave recently. Today, I needed somewhere else. Somewhere that still held pieces of the life my mother had once lived. The conservatory. I quickly changed and left my bedroom. I was halfway down the rear hallway when a bedroom door opened behind me. “Lucy?” I stopped. My father stood in the doorway, still wearing his robe. “Why are you awake so early?” “I couldn't sleep.” His eyes moved toward the rear entrance. “Where are you going?” “To Mother's conservatory.” His expression changed slightly. “That place hasn't been opened in years.” “I know.” I lowered my gaze. “I just want to spend some time there.” He studied me for a moment. “I'll come with you.” I looked up immediately. “No, Father.” His brows drew together. “Why?” “I just want to
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Chapter Ten
The following evening, I sat across from my father at the dining table. Dinner was almost over, but neither of us seemed in a hurry to leave. He placed his glass down and looked at me. “Julian mentioned you haven't been taking his calls.” I kept my eyes on my plate. “I've been busy.” “Busy enough to ignore him?” “I've been reading.” It was a weak excuse, and we both knew it. My father didn't press the matter. Instead, he reached for his napkin and wiped his mouth. “You should make more of an effort with Julian.” I finally looked up. “What makes him so important to you?” The question had been sitting inside me for long. He leaned back in his chair. “Because he's suitable.” “Suitable?” “Yes.” He said it as though that single word explained everything. I wasn't satisfied. “What makes him suitable?” My father sighed. “Julian comes from a powerful family. His father built one of the country's largest business empires. The Vances are wealthy, influential, and stable.” I stared
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