INICIAR SESIÓN
My name is Audrey, and I’m from Santa Monica, Florida. Just two days ago, I overheard my husband, Alan, telling his older brother, Jack, that his contract offer had been turned down. Jack expressed sympathy and reassured him that everything would be alright.
My father owns four large companies, and Alan works at one of them, although he has no idea my father is the owner. He believes that I come from a very impoverished family that struggles to afford three meals a day, and I’ve chosen to keep it that way. However, I plan to reveal my true identity to him when the time is right. That night, after Jack left, Alan came to our bedroom and was quiet all night. I pretended not to notice his distress, but eventually I turned to him and asked softly, "What’s bothering you?" He scrunched his nose, as if he had been crying, and hid his face with a pillow, saying, "I’m fine." But I knew he wasn’t fine because I had eavesdropped on his conversation with Jack. I gently touched him and reminded him, "A problem shared is a problem halved." He looked at me with frustration, as if blaming me for his situation. "Great, I didn’t get the contract I applied for. I hope you’re happy knowing I’m a failure." He turned away and sobbed. I couldn’t bear to see the man I love in pain, so I resolved to help him secure that contract and even become the CEO of the company. I could make a single phone call to get him the contract, but I knew I had to handle it myself to protect my secret. The next day, I took a taxi to my father’s company. When I got out, I took a deep breath and looked around to ensure no one was watching. I hid my face with a cap and dressed modestly. I entered through the back door and headed straight to his office. When I opened the door, my father, Mr. Williams, looked startled and gasped, "Oh, daughter, you scared me!" "Sorry about that, Dad," I chuckled, making a playful pout. He came over and enveloped me in a bear hug. I sat on his desk, and he shook his head lightly. "You should use the chair, child," he said, pointing to it. I flipped my hair and complied. Then he asked, "Audrey, how did you get in here looking like this? Did you really pass through security?" I rolled my eyes and touched my face. "Come on, Dad, I know my way around. I used the back entrance," I replied with a smile. "Oh, is that how it is?" he said, stroking his beard. I waved my hands casually and gave him a thumbs-up. He smiled at me and asked, "How did you know I’d be in my office?" I anticipated that question and had an answer ready. "Dad, it’s Saturday, and you always come here to catch up on work you didn’t finish during the week. You’re always here early when you’re in town." Just as I was about to continue, he interrupted, "Why are you here, daughter?" He looked at me intently, sensing I had a favor to ask. I politely stated my request, "Dad, I need you to give my husband the contract and make him the CEO of the company." As I spoke, I felt a sense of relief. "Are you sure about this?" my dad asked, and I nodded, "Yes, Dad, I want him to be truly happy." Making Alan happy is my priority. "Hmm, does he love you as much as you love him?" my dad asked skeptically. "Yes, he does," I lied, just to secure the contract and the promotion for Alan. Without hesitation, my dad agreed and handed me a file. "Go ahead and sign here. You alone have the authority to give him the contract and make him the CEO. You’re in charge there, even if you choose to play the role of someone less fortunate in the name of love. I haven’t forgotten your true position." I eagerly signed the contract, and my dad stamped it. He looked at me with a fatherly gaze, and I thought to myself, "I know that look." I stood up, ready to leave before anyone noticed me, and my dad gave me another bear hug. "It’s so great to see you, Audrey. Next time, dress like the daughter I once knew and use the front entrance. Besides, your husband doesn’t work here." "Dad, I can’t risk blowing my cover. We talked about this. If I used the front entrance, how would I explain what a poor girl like me wants in a fancy company? Who would I say I’m looking for?" I said, making a sad face to remind him of my chosen role in pursuit of true love. My dad replied, "That’s just a role you’ve chosen. You have full access to this building, and with your permit displaying your name and position, no one will question you." "Dad, I understand, but I can only use that permit after I reveal my true identity to Alan.” I uttered slowly My dad shook his head sadly and said, “Oh daughter, look at what love has made you do.” I noticed the sorrow on his face and replied, “Dad! Don’t be like that. Please cheer up for me; I can handle this. Anyway, I need to leave now before someone spots me.” He gave me a smile, even though it didn’t truly reach his heart, then we exchanged goodbyes, and I left my dad's office without being spotted. On my way home, I felt a sense of accomplishment knowing my dad had granted my request. Later that evening, as I sat with Alan in the living room, he received an email announcing his promotion to CEO along with the contract. He jumped up, filled with excitement, and I waited for him to share the news with me. But what he did next took me by surprise.As I finally exhaled in relief, I felt the weight that had lived on my chest for years slowly dissolve. The chaos, betrayal, lies, and confrontation that had once defined my life were finally over. For the first time in what felt like forever, I wasn’t fighting, I wasn’t hiding, and I wasn’t carrying pain. I simply stood there… free. Casey walked toward me slowly, still leaning slightly on her crutch, her movements careful but steady. There was a calmness in her expression now, something different from the chaos she had once been part of. She gave a faint smile. “Finally… I’ll have something worth writing about when I recover,” she said softly, almost amused. I returned her smile, my voice lighter than before. “I guess you’ve always wanted to write my story. Now you can finally publish it without fear or hesitation.” Casey chuckled under her breath and shook her head. “I’m really glad this day finally came.” I looked at her for a moment longer, then spoke honestly, without the u
As I watched Samantha and her group struggling against the guards who had already restrained them, a calm smile formed on my face. I cleared my throat and addressed the crowd. “I still have a few more announcements, and I want everyone here to witness them.” I turned toward my father. “Dad… I was blind when I married Alan, but I trust Michael. I love him, and he loves me just as deeply. He proposed to me, and I accepted. Please… give us your blessings.” Then I wore the diamond ring, knowing it was finally the right time. I raised my hand slightly, revealing my diamond engagement ring as it sparkled under the lights. Michael stepped forward immediately. “Mr. Williams, I will never disappoint you.” My father looked at him steadily before responding. “Michael, you’ve never disappointed me before. And if my daughter trusts you, then I have no reason not to. Let it be recorded that my daughter—my blood, the real tycoon’s daughter, Audrey Williams—has my full blessing.” Kevin then ste
As soon as the tycoon stepped onto the stage, I felt a wave of relief and satisfaction wash over me. Everyone I had been waiting for was finally here. Lucy and Richard exchanged uneasy looks, clearly shaken by the sudden shift in power. “My goodness… the tycoon himself is here… and his wife too,” Lucy whispered in disbelief. “This is chaos,” Richard muttered, his eyes scanning the stage nervously. I stepped forward, unable to hide my smile. “Mother… Father… you’re both here.” I moved into their arms and hugged them tightly. Their arrival felt perfectly timed, as though everything had been leading to this very moment. The hall fell completely silent as all eyes fixed on them. My father spoke in a calm, authoritative tone. “We were always here. Watching everything from the beginning.” Then my mother, Mrs. Williams, turned her sharp gaze directly toward Samantha. Her expression carried no warmth at all. “Audrey Williams is my daughter,” she declared firmly. “She is the real tycoo
I smiled lightly, shaking my head as I spoke with calm certainty. “I know… it’s almost impossible to believe I gave so much of myself to someone who betrayed me.” Alan stared at me, his voice breaking with confusion. “Audrey… why? Why didn’t you tell me all of this earlier? Why didn’t you tell me you were the real tycoon’s daughter?” I met his gaze without hesitation. “I was waiting for the right moment. I wanted to know if your love for me was real. But it doesn’t matter anymore—you’re already married to Samantha. So thank you… thank you for the betrayal and for finally showing me, and everyone here, who you truly are.” Before Alan could respond, Samantha snapped angrily. “Alan, don’t tell me you actually believe her?” Alan looked even more confused, his mind struggling to process everything. “So… does this mean you actually own this company?” “Yes,” I answered firmly. His eyes widened further. “And I made you work here… as a cleaner… in your own company… and you never said any
It was no one else but me. As I stepped into the hall, Michael and Jasmine followed closely behind, accompanied by security personnel. Together, we made a grand entrance, walking confidently toward the stage while the guards positioned themselves at the sides. “Audrey!” the entire hall erupted, including Alan, who called out my name in shock and disbelief. Alan immediately moved toward me. “What are you doing here? Who invited you? You’re not supposed to be here!” I ignored him completely. Jasmine signaled the organizers, and they quickly brought three mini microphones, clipping one onto each of our outfits—mine, Jasmine’s, and Michael’s suit pocket. Instantly, every eye in the room locked on us. The cameras were live, and whispers spread across the crowd. "Audrey is still alive?” “She survived that horrible incident?” “She looks different…” “She looks so wealthy now…” “I think it’s that Michael guy who’s been taking care of her.” I smiled calmly and spoke. “Ladies and gen
There was a brief silence before Isabella cleared her throat and spoke. “Alright… if you’re the tycoon’s son, that means Audrey is also the tycoon’s daughter, and so is Jasmine.” “Yes,” Kevin replied. “Hold on,” Isabella continued, eyes widening. “Does that mean my brother Alan was already married to a tycoon’s daughter without even knowing it?” she asked in disbelief. “Yes,” Kevin confirmed again. “Oh my God,” Isabella breathed, while Kevin swallowed hard. She went on, thinking it through. “Wait… I need to understand this. If Audrey is the tycoon’s daughter, then she actually owns the company Alan works for, since it belongs to the tycoon’s first daughter. And I know Audrey is older than Jasmine.” “Yes, that’s correct,” Kevin said. “Then who exactly is Samantha?” Isabella asked immediately. Kevin cleared his throat before answering. “The fake tycoon’s daughter.” Isabella nodded slowly. “Oh… I see. So Audrey is the one who made Alan who he is, not Samantha?” she conc
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