La Heredera Multimillonaria Divorciada Novels & Stories

“Before we got married, I already loved someone else. I will never develop any feelings for you no matter what you do. Sign that divorce paper and I will compensate you accordingly!” Gertrude didn’t know if she would laugh or cry. Compensate her? Seriously? They both knew that she was heiress of the Jimenez Group of companies. It was not only the largest company but it was also on the verge of becoming a global business empire. So what could he give her as compensation?

' 'Socialite Aurora Vale Dragged for Causing Husband to Cheat' ‘The fall from grace’ ‘Vale heiress goes into hiding after divorce. ‘The fall of the great.’ I held my breath as I clicked on the first article. > ‘Damien Sinclair's Divorce: The Truth Finally Surfaces’ > After months of silence, new details have emerged about the shocking divorce between billionaire heir Damien Sinclair and his ex-wife, Aurora Vale.

The pain she was feeling at that moment was overwhelming. This was the last thing she would have expected, or she wouldn't have at all. Twenty years old Elena Millers thought she was happy. She didn't think anyone would do this to her. Made her break up with Alexander Black, the man she was married to. A man she gave her everything to. The only man she ever loved, even ignoring the fact that he was seven years her senior. Who the hell did this to her?

"I mean, did you see her? I thought Veronica Lawson's daughter would be classier; I mean, it’s the Veronica Lawson, the Goddess of fashion." "God, no wonder she is divorced. I wouldn't be able to stand someone like that, too. I mean, even her voice is annoying." "I heard she stole his money." Another voice chimes in, just as loud as the first one. "I heard she cheated with half of his coworkers, what a slut." My companion looks startled and a little ashamed, but before I can mouth my usual 'it's okay', I feel my body move towards the table. "She must have run back to her mummy when everything blew up in her face.”

I added. "So you see how cunning this woman is." Ava said. "Cunning?" I muttered. "Have you heard how much she wants for alimony. She wants a whopping five billion dollars. Rumors has it that killed her mother so she could inherit her mother's company. But since her husband runs it, he refused and she wants that hefty amount after all the work her mother and him put in." Ava said, her face etched with irritation. "You can't marry her." Ava added as I glared at her.

"But can't we at least explore this...feeling for a little while longer? See where it leads?" "Can we talk about business? I'm not in the mood to talk about love or anything related to it. If you know who I am, you won't be talking about love in front of me." "Why?" Sylvester asked even though he knew every damn thing about her. He knew she was divorced, and she is a billionaire heiress. He also knew that she was pregnant.

"No, e. I just saw it now." "She's a daughter of a famous tycoon and a former actress. Unica hija is therefore the only heir. Graduated with latin honors in Ateneo. My cousin proposed to her but didn't answer. She said she already likes someone," he continued. I have no interest in the speaker's personal life. "He mentioned a name there in the magazine, e. I just forgot." It was a pain in the ass. I could barely understand what the speaker was saying because Harry was speaking next to me. If I only knew he's still that talkative, I should have avoided him.

Lidya now firmly believed that Lorraine was not suitable for her son, too fond of being in the limelight, and not much better than Sienna. Dawson, on the other hand, hurriedly drove to pick up Lorraine, not remembering what Elizabeth looked like at all. Sienna's news, on the other hand, dominated the trending topics. The mobile phone had pop-up reminders - the Reed family divorce case revealed details of loopholes. Sienna, the Reed family's trusted gold medal lawyer, turned the tables and seemingly obtained a divorce compensation of over a billion. Unaware, everyone envied Sienna for being so young, even though she had gotten divorced, she became a wealthy woman.

Not Amelia Blackwood. The pieces fit together with the kind of clean, undeniable clarity that made for exactly the sort of story Renata's editors lived for. A woman married into one of the country's most powerful families, divorced within days of her three-year anniversary, only to reemerge as the secret heir to an entirely separate fortune, one that by several conservative estimates exceeded even her ex-husband's. By midnight, the story was written and by two in the morning, it had cleared editorial review. By six, it was live on every major financial news platform in the country, accompanied by the six photographs Renata captured from her car and the old wedding photograph pulled from the