Call Me Fake Heiress? Now I Bought My Ex's Company
Mirena never imagined that one day, she’d be labeled an impostor.
Five years ago, the Sterling family “rescued” Mirena from an orphanage, calling it fate. Then, to “protect their honor,” they married her off to George Ashton, forcing her into five years of a humiliating, submissive marriage.
Now, their “true” heiress has returned, and Mirena is discarded overnight—divorced, disowned, and the scandal of the city.
What they never knew? She never needed their name to build her own.
The world watches now as the woman they mocked rises as the legendary “Investment Queen.” And the family that cast her out can only watch in terror as she buys their most prized possession: her ex-husband’s company.
When George crawls back, begging for another chance, Mirena doesn’t even blink.
“Sorry, darling,” she smiles, cold as ice. “I don’t recycle trash.”
Beside her stands Alexander Pierce—billionaire titan of Wall Street, her once-rival, now the man who can’t stay away. His hand rests, possessive and warm, on the small of her back.
“Eyes forward, love,” he murmurs, his voice a low command. “You only look at what’s yours now.”
And he’s making it very clear—he intends to be at the top of that list.
Khira · Urban
AUTHOR SAMA , YOUR NOVEL WAS REALLY GOOD AND NEW. BUT PLEASE BE CAREFULL TO THE WORDS YOU ARE GOING TO USE. I'M NOT THAT GOOD BUT I CAN DISTINGUISHED THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN (HE'S/HIS, BOUGHT/BROUGHT). THE WORD BOUGHT IS A PAST TENSE OF BUY. INSTEAD USING THE WORD BROUGHT YOU USE BOUGHT. SOME OF THE WORDS YOU WERE GOING TO USE WERE AFFECTING THE MEANING OF YOUR SENTENCE. BUT ALL IN ALL THE PLOT AND CONTEXT WERE GOOD. I RECOMMEND THIS NOVEL TO EVERYONE WHO LIKES ACTION AND STRONG FL THAT NEVER HUMULIATED BY ANOTHER WOMEN IN PUBLIC HEHEHE