Heiress in Chains : The Family’s Unyielding Grip Novel – I was the true princess, on the first day I was taken back. The fake rich girl escaped with a sense of relief. “This family suffocates me, I’ve had enough.” I watched my family with a restless mood.
Dad: “You’re attending such a terrible school? Immediately, I’ll arrange for the best university abroad!” Mom: “You had to look beautiful! You couldn’t be without nice clothes, a personal trainer, and a makeup artist!” William: “You are not allowed to come home until you have spent these two million today!” Me: “?” Help, I didn’t realize they were so controlling! I had to do as they did, and it was so enjoyable, right? I used to be a severe sufferer of love deficiency and decision-making difficulties Struggled at the bottom of society for eighteen years.
After I finished the college entrance examination and was admitted. I just found out that I was actually the true heiress of the Warner family. The first day I was taken back. Fake heiress Olivia Kendall left without looking back, feeling relieved.
It seemed as if this place was a den of wolves and tigers. Before she left, she whispered in my ear, “This home suffocates me, I have long been fed up with it!” “Remember, the eighteen years of hardship, I endured them for you.” Looking at her face full of bitterness and deep resentment, I admit that I was a little scared.
In my mind, countless scenes of power struggles and dramas of wealthy families flashed by in an instant, mixed with the melodramatic love and hatred of forbidden relationships. No way, it can’t be, is it really what I thought? I looked at my family with a sense of unease as their faces turned cold.
Dad looked at my college entrance exam scores and furrowed his brow. “The school you got accepted to is too trashy. The daughter of the Warner family cannot attend such a school!” “William, help your sister choose the best foreign university.” William adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses perched on his straight nose bridge and nodded, “Perfect.
Olivia Warner was adamant about not going abroad to study in university and insisted on attending a local university with that troublemaker. I thought this opportunity would be wasted.” “Fortunately, my real sister came.” For some reason, when William mentioned that little thug, his tone felt particularly icy.
The silent mother finally spoke, her voice crisp and pleasant, yet with an undeniable decisiveness. “William, remember, from today onwards, there is only Olivia Kendall, there is no Olivia Warner.”