The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming 소설 & 이야기

A cheerful giggle echoed abruptly from the entrance of the hall. As everyone looked around in puzzlement, a stunning, elegant woman stepped into the hall, her black high heels clicking crisply on the floor. Her khaki pencil skirt accentuated her hourglass figure, making her curves even more enticing. With a captivating face and seductive eyes, she easily caught the attention of every young man present. The elders were surprised by her unexpected visit. Why would the Worthington heiress suddenly appear at the Sutton residence?

Compared to having his lover by his side, he would much rather have his company! [Such a pity for Harmonia. She was already dumped by Absalom. After she got together with a new sugar daddy, Hector dumped her too!] [Someone took her in, didn’t they? We just don’t know who bought Marshtown Studio yet. Do you girls have any news?] [Could it be the mysterious heir of the billion-dollar fortune? I heard that the heir has suddenly shown up and claimed it despite having been gone for nine whole years.] [The heir is actually an heiress who owns a Lamborghini! She wore sunglasses, a baseball cap, and a mask. She’s really mysterious!]

The moment I finished signing the documents, I gently slammed them down on the table in the middle of us, to go through them once more. "I suppose this means everything is finalized at this point?" I took up the documents, and as I was handing them back to him, I asked the question. "Yes," he took the documents from me and went over everything to check if I signed in everywhere I needed to. "From now on, you are Carmen Dela Cruz, the heiress to the Dela Cruz billions." He murmured as he handed me a copy of the contract he had drawn up. As soon as he said that, the corner of my mouth turned up, and I smiled broadly. I could see how the direction of my life had simply shifted in an instant aft

For three seconds there was silence in the auditorium. Then the room erupted. The reporters were typing furiously on their tablets. The condescension in the room was gone. Now people were scared. They realized that the heiress in overalls was not a figurehead. She was the architect. Silas looked down at Avery. He had a smile on his face. He was proud of her. He reached out under the cover of the podium. His hand gripped hers. They had officially left the yards. The crown was hers. The board belonged entirely to Avery and Silas.

As the helicopter descended gracefully onto the sprawling grounds of the Ryan's mansion, the whirring blades gradually came to a halt, their noise fading into the background. The door slid open smoothly, revealing a scene that felt surreal, as if plucked from a dream. Amidst the air of sophistication and opulence emanating from the mansion, a breathtaking woman emerged from the aircraft, poised and graceful. Rosa, her name whispered with awe and admiration, personified elegance and allure. Her light-skinned complexion seemed to radiate with a soft, inner luminescence, enhancing her already stunning features.

Neve stood up in frustration upon seeing her pleas fall on deaf ears, glaring at Jade and cursing. "Mom was right. You're just a b*stard, an ingrate. I'm the Severin heiress. What right do you have to step on my head? Get out of the way. I must see Grandma today." Neve tried to barge in but was stopped by security. "What are you doing? Don't you have eyes?" Neve, who saw that the security guards would only obey Jade's orders, couldn't help but grow angry. "Do you know who I am? You blind fools, how dare you stop me?"

"She wasn't, six years ago." "Daniel." I stood up, phone pressed hard against my ear, walking toward the window without seeing anything outside it. "She is CEO of one of the largest luxury conglomerates in the country. She is leading a hostile takeover of Sebastian's company. She walked into his boardroom and he didn't even recognise her at first, which means she's changed enough that even he can't see what's underneath it anymore. This is not nothing, Daniel. This is the opposite of nothing." "I'm aware."

In three days, Damien would know the truth. Part of me was terrified. What if seeing him again hurt? What if I wasn't as over him as I thought? But another part of me, the stronger part, couldn't wait. Because I wasn't the invisible woman anymore. I was Elena Sterling. CEO. Heiress. And I was about to remind everyone exactly what that meant. My phone buzzed with a message from Adrian. Adrian: Final guest list approved. The Blackwells are seated front and center. They'll have the best view of your announcement.

She stared in silence, her eyes not blinking as Thomas walked away with his bodyguard. ‘A black card? It can only be owned by the most prominent people in the country.’ Audrey's eyes beamed with tears. She had just left home with nothing and now she was holding a black card of the most prominent man in the country. After Thomas' car disappeared from view, she dashed into the bathroom and had a quick shower, ready to go shopping. Her face danced with smiles as she slid into the backseat of the car Thomas had left for her, accompanied by Sharon.

When we finally got home, he headed straight for his study, leaving me to walk up the stairs to our cold bedroom by myself. ​I sat down at my vanity, reaching into a hidden drawer beneath the velvet lining to pull out a thick folder buried under my jewelry. I flipped through the pages, my eyes landing on the seal of Vane Holdings and the documents that proved I was the sole heiress to a conglomerate that made the Blackwood fortune look like pocket change.