All Chapters of The Rejected True Heiress: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

For a heartbeat we just… stood there. Too close. His breath mingled with mine, the faint murmur of voices from the main rooms a muffled hum somewhere far away.My pulse was everywhere—ears, fingertips, throat.Neither of us said a word.I dropped my gaze first, then met it with a fierce glare.Callu

His shoulders shifted, like he regretted saying it out loud. “My parents… had other plans,” he added, and there was a faint edge of bitterness that hadn’t been there before. “They made sure I learned how to be what they needed me to be.”“A leader,” I said.“A leader,” he echoed, quieter this time.

Liora The car door shut with a solid click, and before I could take a proper breath, the engine purred to life.I turned my head toward the window and didn’t look back.The long drive stretched ahead, the mansion shrinking behind us until the ornate gates closed us off from that world entirely. Out

Liora’s POVThe sound of my phone going off jolted me out of sleep. With a gasp, I jerked my head up, leaving behind a line of drool that stretched all the way from my lip to the page of the book I’d been reading last night.I blushed, even though I was alone, and quickly wiped it with my sleeve bef

Liora’s POVThe letters on my locker were still dripping with wet paint like splattered blood from a crime scene, indicating that they had been placed there very recently. The culprit must still be close.I whirled around, face turning just as red as the word behind me, and looked around for whoever had done this.“Who did this?” I blurted out. No one answered; they just snickered at me or scurried away, and a few still had their phones out to record my shame.Suddenly, I spotted him—a male student disappearing around the corner with a bucket of paint in his hands. Cursing under my breath, I raced after him, my satchel slamming into my lower back with each step.I managed to corner the student in the hallway before he could get away. He was a first-year with glasses and a cruel sneer stretched across his face.“Why did you do that?” I asked, pointing at the bucket. “Defacing school property could get you in trouble, you know!”The student lifted his chin defiantly. “So could cheating