High-Maintenance Heiress Has a Deadly Meltdown
As the sole heiress of the illustrious Chapman family, I am born with severe sensory hypersensitivity, causing overwhelming episodes.
Raised like a princess by my three fiercely protective older brothers—Adam, Beau, Claude—every detail of my life is tailored to perfection. Even the temperature of my drinking water has to be measured to the decimal.
Everything changes when a new intern, Sunny Sinclair, joins Chapman Group.
She calls herself Sunny the Sunshine, yet all she does is lower her head and wipe her tears whenever trouble arises. Somehow, she bewitches all three of the Chapman brothers.
Before long, they start calling me difficult and spoiled, praising her instead for being humble, sensible, and easy to please.
Then comes my birthday party.
Sunny arrives wearing my haute couture gown and breaks the vintage pearl bracelet my late mother has left me as an heirloom.
With reddened eyes, she hides behind Adam Chapman, my eldest brother, and whispers, "I didn't mean to. I just wanted to touch it."
My second brother, Beau Chapman, looks at me with icy contempt and scolds me for being spoiled. My third brother, Claude Chapman, gently wipes away Sunny's tears, comforting her.
I stand there in silence for three seconds. Then, my hypersensitive attack strikes.
Clutching my chest, I break down on the spot, sobbing until my whole body convulses before collapsing to the floor.
The three brothers who have been condemning me earlier turn deathly pale. They drop to their knees in panic, begging me to breathe.
Too bad. When someone with a rare condition like mine is pushed past the limit, the consequences can be life-threatening.