Alle Kapitel von THE HEIRESS THEY THREW AWAY: Kapitel 31 – Kapitel 34

The filming began.Colorful lantern vendors and riddle stalls lined both sides of the street. The crowd bustled with energy, people weaving through one another with glowing lights in hand. Laughter and chatter filled the air, creating a scene that felt almost dreamlike.Natalie had just dragged Dr. Drey out of the hospital where he had been buried in work.The camera followed closely behind as they ran through the lively streets. The shot captured a young man and woman moving swiftly beneath a canopy of lantern light—beautiful, vivid, and full of life.There were very few lines in this scene.It was all about expression.Natalie’s face was bright with excitement, her eyes sparkling as she pulled him along. Drey had been reluctant at first, but gradually, her energy seeped into him. His steps grew lighter, his expression less rigid as they moved together through the crowd.After a while, he suddenly realized—she was still holding his hand.He stiffened and tried to pull away.But Nata

After settling her needs, Isabella stumbled back in the direction she had come. The hotel’s hallways twisted and turned endlessly, every corner looking the same.She searched for a while before finally finding a room that seemed familiar.However—The moment she pushed the door open, she froze.The room was full of strangers.It was far larger and far more lavish than the one the cast and crew had been in. Wealth practically radiated from every corner—it glittered, overwhelming and excessive.“Sorry, I’ve got the wrong room…”She had just turned to leave when a fat, greasy hand suddenly clamped around her wrist.A wave of alcohol hit her face as the man leaned closer.“Oh my… where did this little lamb come from?” he chuckled. “Since you’re here, it must be fate. Stay and have a drink with us.”The man looked to be in his forties or fifties, bloated and flushed. His gaze crawled over her body without restraint, slow and deliberate, finally settling where it shouldn’t.Isabella’s first