Novel & Cerita The Rejected True Heiress

“Did you skip the part where I said she was my girlfriend? She’s representing the very company you’re standing in.” My heart soared, and if I wasn’t already so certain of how much I loved this man, this would be the moment when I gained it. His arms tightened around my waist and I practically dissolved into his side. “So after Casey you couldn’t find any other heiresses to date? That’s quite…” her eyes roamed over me in blatant distaste. “…disappointing.” “I think you’d find that trying so hard to be relevant to a man who has rejected you more times than you can count is worse than not being hooked to an heiress.”

Majority of Packs rejected and denied his request for alliances in regards of Alana’s past. Most of them didn’t want anything to do with him because he had a Luna who was nothing more of a stripper. No power , no links or connections , no royalty …..just ass and poles. On several occasions, Alana asked him if she could step down as Luna so that he’d regain his pride and dignity, but all he’d say is ” I don’t care what they say… I’m I love with you and I’ll let the world burn for you.” He’d pull her close, as if the weight of the world meant nothing compared to holding her.

He's just playing with her feelings. No. There was none, he had that absurd, dreamy look again, pupils wide as if he could swallow her whole. She hated that she couldn't find any sign of pretense. His gaze was unwavering. The sincerity of it made her sick. The rage rose from her stomach, climbing her guts, she felt it hot and unrelenting. She's sure he's lying. Reid Andros would never accept her, he never did. The untouchable heir, he only wanted his heir and nothing else. The maids were right after all, she was better off as a surrogate than suffer being his wife.

CHAPTER 3 The next morning meets her in front of the mansion she had willingly abandoned many years back, being so stubborn, too stubborn to see that her parents had been all but wrong about what Adrian looked like to them. Just how had she been so blind to see that all he liked was quantity, never quality? Hesitating, Serena sighs before she pushes open the gate, to reveal the place she had left behind. The estate is an opulent one, enormous even, not counting the amount of things on the land. From the sport courts, to the pools and living quarters built for the staff living on-site.

Russell pursed up his lips, "Uncle Reid, I do know a few heiress from good families, if Jayden doesn’t have a girlfriend yet, why don't you let him meet them, maybe he will find someone." Reid immediately became interested when he heard this, "Who are the girls, how old are they, do you have photos?" "I'll let someone organize it later and send it to you, so that you can also help him review it" "Your pick, naturally, should be great." Russell faintly said, "It’s mostly up to Jayden." Not long after they hung up, Russell sent over the profiles of heiress from a couple prestigious families. All of them had great educational backgrounds and elegant appearances, Reid felt satisfied with every o

"I will only accept you back into this family and give you the fortune you left behind—“ I cut him off. “I don’t care if you take my fortune, I don’t want to be the Vale heiress, I don’t want anything but your forgiveness—“ He held his hands in the air. “Enough! What you will do is marry Alistair Grant” My blood ran cold. "What?" "You heard me." "Grandpa, I—" "You humiliated him, embarrassed his family and broke a contract that had been in place for years and now that you’re back you will fix it." I shook my head. "No…please no." " I don't plan on getting married ever again," I said with my voice shaking. "Please grandpa I can’t suffer the same pain again, I can’t marry Alistair”

"Renee!" The ding of the elevator arriving coincided with a woman's voice calling from behind. The newcomer, donning a stylish black dress and high-heeled boots, her hair fashionably short, approached Renee. "We didn't get to properly greet each other," Alicia said, her smile brimming with triumph. "It's been a while, Renee! Sorry to learn that you're not the real heiress of the Hudson family." “Alicia, does it feel good to win through connections?"Renee retorted with a measured smile.

Kieran said calmly, "He has no authority to give it away. He only managed it temporarily. Alicia is the true heiress." Daisy shook violently, and a flicker of malice flashed in her eyes. "Just you wait! I'll find Rex!" She then turned on her heel and ran back inside. I didn't stop her. Some things were long overdue for a face-to-face confrontation anyway. Soon, Rex arrived. When he saw me, his expression twisted with guilt, longing, and something indescribable. "Alicia, the estate—" "The will is right here. See for yourself." Kieran handed the document to him.

The chat instantly blew up on Morgan's end. He called me, but I rejected all of them. Then, he bombarded me with texts. "Chase, are you insane? Picking up the trash I don't want is one thing, but you just had to go for that fake heiress, Savannah Reed? Giving up a good life for someone like her… You really are doomed to be poor forever!" Using the light from my phone, I glanced at the comments floating up.

But Haven only laughed. “Why?” she snapped. “Isn’t this what everyone’s thinking? That beneath all this performance…this jewelry and borrowed nobility…she’s still the woman Aiden threw away?” My heart tightened. “You stole,” Haven went on, momentum feeding her recklessness. “You stole credit. You stole sympathy from everyone. You stole a place you never earned.” Her words grew uglier, louder, more unrestrained. “An Omega pretending to be something else. An abandoned wife dressed up as an heir.”