LOGINIn my previous life, the fake daughter Linda Veil wanted the billionaire family all to herself. She manipulated my adopted brother Jason with her two-faced act, sabotaging me at every turn. All I ever wanted was family. Instead, they came to despise me, and shipped me off to the African savannah to fend for myself. Before the plane even landed, Mom and Dad threw me out from low altitude, hatred written all over their faces. "Stay out there and learn your lesson. Let's see if you ever dare hurt your sister again!" "We'll come get you once you've straightened up." Both my legs shattered on impact. I lay in the grass, sobbing that I was sorry, begging them to believe me. But the sun cracked my skin open and wild animals stripped me to the bone. They never came back for me. Right before I died, I finally learned the truth. Sending me to the savannah had been Linda's idea all along. She'd spent three hundred million commissioning a lifelike robot to replace my dead body. Mom and Dad watched the cameras every day, seeing a lively, healthy "robot me" going about life. They had no idea I was already gone. And Linda? She married my adopted brother, poisoned my parents slowly, and inherited every last penny of the Veil fortune, handing it all to her human-trafficking birth parents. Then I opened my eyes again. I'd been reborn, back to the day the billionaire family first took me home. This time around, I'd worked ten jobs at once to survive and developed a serious mental illness. Whoever messed with me got the full crazy treatment.
View MoreAfter that, my parents hired the best lawyers available.They filed suit against Linda, her trafficker mother, and the hospital where the swap had taken place eighteen years ago.They spent every resource, every connection, every cent it took.They wanted justice for something that had been buried for nearly two decades.On the day of the trial, the evidence came forward piece by piece.Linda's birth mother was convicted on charges of deliberate infant substitution and child trafficking.Multiple counts stacked. Fifteen years.The hospital was found liable for gross negligence, ordered to pay massive damages. Every responsible administrator was removed from their position and permanently barred from the medical field.Linda was convicted of false accusation, intentional malicious framing, and assault. Eight years. Plus full restitution for every asset she'd taken over the years, including every cent she'd funneled to her mother.The gavel fell. It was over.Linda broke completely. She
I watched pathetic Jason and his act next to Linda, and picked up my teacup for a slow sip.I turned to the head butler."One's rotten. One's dim. How could either of them carry the Veil name?""Revoke all access and assets in their names. Strip them of the family name. Remove them from the Veil household. Let's put this right.""Yes, Miss Eve. I'll handle it immediately."Jason collapsed against the cold wall, sliding down inch by inch until he hit the floor.A sob he'd been crushing rose finally out of his throat, raw and desperate, full of a regret that had no place left to go.Linda's face had gone to ash. Her eyes held nothing but terror and fury.The thought of being thrown out, of living without money, made her entire body shake, teeth rattling.But no matter how they fought it, the butler had them packed up and out the door.Good riddance. The air already felt cleaner.And now, as the heir to everything, I had a great deal of learning ahead of me.Not long after, the hospital c
Dad stared at her performance with calculating eyes."You've known who you really are for years. You secretly reconnected with your birth mother. Why didn't you tell us? Instead you were transferring millions to her. Did you think we were fools?"Linda clutched her chest and fell to her knees."I didn't. They threatened me. Told me they'd blow everything up if I didn't pay. Dad, Mom, I was terrified. I didn't want to lose you."She was crying so hard she looked like she might actually faint.Mom's eyes softened involuntarily. She started to move toward her, then stopped herself.Dad showed no such conflict. He kept pressing, demanding she give up her birth mother's location.Linda couldn't take the pressure. She let out one agonized scream and crumpled to the floor unconscious.Jason swept her up, turning on Dad with full fury."Why do you have to push her like this? She's her birth mother."Dad's eyes hardened."I will not let the woman who stole my daughter spend the rest of her life
This time around, I had long since figured out who Linda really was.Linda's birth mother had posed as a nurse and swapped me out of my crib.Back then, my parents were simply wealthy, not the billionaires they later became.Mom had gone into sudden labor; her blood pressure spiked to 170. Preeclampsia, and she'd been rushed to the nearest hospital in an emergency.Linda's birth mother had been in the same maternity ward, waiting to deliver.At the time she was drowning in gambling debts, couldn't even afford the hospital bill. The staff had let her stay on credit out of charity.The moment Mom arrived, she spotted her opportunity.She made up her mind that her daughter was going to be born into wealth.She stole me straight after birth, without a thought for how frail a newborn's body is, and sold me to an impoverished, isolated man in the countryside. My early years were miserable beyond words.I thought that when I finally came back, things would be different. But Linda had already


















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