All Chapters of The Heiress He Lost, The Woman His Uncle Claimed : Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Camilla’s POV The two-hundred-thousand-dollar, black Hermès backless halter-neck fitted me perfectly. I planned to wear it the night I'd finally tell Nathaniel I was pregnant but that day was never going to come. I had booked a hotel after I left the house, showered, changed and showed up to the Hartford family dinner because I wanted to look them all in the eye for the last time.The estate dining room smelled like money and misery, the way it always did. Margaret Hartford, my mother-in-law, looked up from her wine glass the moment I stepped in. "You're seven minutes late.""Good evening to you too, Mother." Her eyes twitched. She hated when I used that term on her. Ingrid Hartford, Nathaniel's younger sister, was already seated and scrolling through her phone. She didn't look up as she said "We thought you weren't coming. Honestly, I would've preferred it."I pulled out my chair and sat down. "I know."The table was already half full. Aunts, cousins, the family lawyer Mr.

Luca’s POVI loathed the rest of the Hartford’s. And accepting an arranged marriage from someone who could get me close enough to crush them was exactly why I was here. “Well then, I'll leave you guys to it" Elias Voss left the room quietly, the door clicking shut behind him. I had expected the only heir to the Voss empire who just got divorced to be a woman of sophisticated features. Dyed blonde hair, extreme unnatural curvy body, casually wearing a Dior outfit even on a random day or walking around with heels on. The embodiment of a woman who had been married into the Hartford family, who had lived there for three years. But the woman in front of me was the complete opposite, her silk dark hair cascaded down her shoulders, her almond eyes rested on mine, she had such bright skin and was built in a simple gown, pushing not more than twenty five years old. I could still feel her delicate hand against mine from the hand shake and the cold shill running up my spine from her calm