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Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 10
"Please believe me. You really were my fiancee. You were meant to marry into my family and give us two strong sons."After class, a crowd gathered on the campus lawn.Vincent's face was covered in scars, and one of his arms was gone. He was on his knees in front of a woman, clinging to her leg and begging her not to leave him.I recognized her at once. She was Chloe, the person who had married him in my last life.In that life, he had met her on this very campus. They fell in love and eventually got married.I never thought that he would sneak into Basmar and hunt her down again.She sent him flying with a single, sharp kick. "I don't know you. Get away from me before I call security."Vincent crawled toward her in a panic. "I'm not lying! We really were married! If you don't believe me, I know secrets no one else knows."For example, you have a mole on the bottom of your foot. When you were six, you fell off a slide. Before you came to Basmar, you had three boyfriends. Am I ri
Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 9
"What? Mikaela's actually this bold?""What does she mean it's hers? How shameless can she be? That lottery ticket was clearly bought by her family!"Mom rushed at me and swung her hand.I leaned back and dodged. She had been crying and acting out for days, so she was weak. She yelped and fell straight onto her butt.She held her lower back and yelled, "Ungrateful brat! How dare you twist the truth! Vincent bought that lottery ticket!"I spoke slowly. "Vincent bought it? Do you have any proof?"Vincent's eyes flickered. He gave a cold laugh. "What is with this performance? Lottery tickets don't have names on them. You grabbed the ticket from me and said the same thing."You even said that once you won, you wouldn't give us a single dime. You would go on to live your best life, while we stayed poor and miserable forever. What did we ever do to you?"Dad cut in, "We treated you so well. We bought you clothes, food, and everything you needed. If it weren't for our parenting, you w
Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 8
In this life, I not only claimed the 100-million-dollar prize that was rightfully mine, but I also corrected the regrets of my past life and earned a place at the country’s top university.When I walked through the beautiful campus, I felt light and free. The shadow that once weighed on my heart gradually faded.I bought a home near school and brought Grandma to live with me. I also hired a caregiver to help her.At the same time, I signed up for finance courses at school and joined several training programs to learn about investing and money management.I didn't spend my money carelessly. I donated ten million dollars to charity. I used part of the rest to buy property, and I let the professionals manage the remaining funds so my assets would grow every year.After class, I returned to my dorm. My roommates gave me strange looks."Mikaela, is this true?"I paused. One of my roommates held her phone up to me. "Look. These three people say that they're your family. They posted on
Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 7
Hate burned in my chest.Dad, Mom, and Vincent were being held by the cops, but when they saw me walk in without a scratch, their eyes almost fell out of their sockets."You did this on purpose! You wanted payback! You heartless thing! You don't even deserve to be called human! You're a monster! Officer, arrest her!"Mom rushed to the nearest police officer. "It's all Mikaela's fault. We didn't mean to beat anyone. It was all her fault! That brat stole our winning lottery ticket! We had no choice but to wait here. We didn't know we hit the wrong person. Officer, arrest her, too! Search her! The lottery ticket has to be on her!"The officer frowned. "Your family problems aren't something we can settle."When my parents heard that, their eyes filled with panic and despair. "So you really didn't buy that winning lottery ticket?""No. You actually guessed right. I bought two tickets that day. But I've already claimed the prize. The money is already sitting in my bank account."I adj
Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 6
I thought about it again and again. The only strange thing that day was the cup of warm milk Mom had given me at breakfast.So this time, I left home early. I didn't expect them to find me anyway.I watched the clock tick down and felt pure rage burn through me. I grabbed my phone and called the cops.In minutes, someone slammed on the front door. A group of officers rushed in, asking, "Where's Mikaela Becker?"They pushed past my parents and pulled me out of the locked bedroom. They stayed with me the whole way to the test site, and I made it just in time.Before I left for the exam, I grabbed my ID and my bags.When the test ended, I checked into a hotel.My phone blew up with insults, threats, and pleas. I blocked all three of their numbers.My parents panicked. They hunted for me, even calling my old classmates to ask where I went.Still, I ignored them and focused on waiting for my acceptance letter.A few days passed.A figure stood at the lottery shop door, clad entir
Jackpot Heist: Tearing Down the Thieves Who Raised Me Chapter 5
"Ten dollars? No way! Did you read it wrong? Check it again!"No way it's only ten dollars! I'm supposed to win 100 million dollars!"The manager had no choice but to scan the lottery ticket again.This time, his voice sounded firm. "It's ten dollars. There's no mistake. This set of numbers is off by one digit from the winning number."Vincent pulled out the second lottery ticket he had forced me to buy. He checked it again and again. It didn't hit a single number."Their whole family can't even read numbers properly? They must be desperate to get rich.""Dream on. Who really thinks they'll win 100 million dollars?"The crowd's comments grew louder. Mom suddenly snapped. She lunged at the manager, clawing at his face as red marks streaked across his skin."Impossible! You're cheating! You must have tampered with something!"Forced into a corner, the manager had no choice. He pulled up the winning numbers on the big display screen. "Everyone, take a look. This sequence is only
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