All Chapters of THE AMAZING HEIRESS: Chapter 41 - Chapter 48

She followed him through the labyrinth of hallways eluding CCTV cameras and deadly traps of daggers and laser beams. A surge of panic runs through her skin, feeling as if the walls are closing in around her. She wants to break free now, but his only option is to following Leo careful footsteps.He led her to another set of doors, which opened into a lavishly furnished room. Grayson stood by the window, his back to her. He turned when he heard the door open, and his eyes softened when he saw her."Master, I’ll remain outside the room and keep watch," Leo said, his tone calm and respectful as he prepared to leave.Grayson nodded, his gaze steady. "Be careful, Leo. Stay alert."Leo gave a brief, knowing nod before stepping out, leaving Grayson alone with his thoughts."Sarah..." His voice was low and soft filled with a mixture of relief and concern."I need the truth, Grayson," she said, her voice steady but laced with urgency. "What is really going on here? I thought we were going to my

The cold water was biting, but Sarah didn’t have time to feel it. She swam as fast as her tired body would allow, pushing through the ache in her muscles and the sharp sting of her wounds. The shouting from the men behind her was getting closer, bullets slicing through the air, some splashing into the lake around her.She heard the familiar “whup... whup… whup…” of the helicopter’s blades overhead, growing louder. Sarah dared to look up, water dripping from her hair into her eyes. The helicopter was hovering lower now, just above the water, the downdraft creating ripples across the surface."SARAH!" her uncle’s voice cut through the chaos. "GRAB THE LADDER!"She saw it—metal steps descending from the helicopter, swinging just above the water’s surface. The current made it difficult to get close, but she fought against it, using every last bit of her strength. Her uncle’s men were firing back at Benjie Lao’s goons, the air filled with the sound of gunfire. They were out in the open, hol

The silence in the room was interrupted by the faint sound of rain tapping against the grand windows of the mansion. The storm outside mirrored the tempest brewing within William’s heart. He leaned back on the couch, exhausted but unable to find peace.“I’ll be better tomorrow,” William muttered, though the hollow tone of his voice betrayed his words.His father, seated across from him, studied his son’s weary face. “You’ve said that before,” Frederick replied, his voice steady but edged with disappointment. “This time, you need to mean it.”William looked away, his gaze fixed on the amber liquid swirling in his glass. “It’s not that simple,” he said quietly. “She wasn’t just someone, dad. Sarah made me believe I could be... more than this.”Frederick arched an eyebrow, intrigued by this rare glimpse into his son’s vulnerability. “More than what?”William hesitated, as if saying the words aloud would make them too real. “More than the cold, calculated businessman you raised me to be.

After Five yearsShanghai Hongqiao International AirportJanuary 2025--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Mommy, look!" Henry exclaims while pointing towards a display of miniature airplanes.Sarah smiled. Her attention drawn away from the admiring glances she was receiving."That's incredible, isn't it?" she says, bending down to his level. "Let's go take a closer look."Sarah stepped off the private jet and onto the plush carpet of the first-class lounge, the low hum of activity from the airport seemed to fade around her. The years had been kind to her, sculpting her into a vision of understated elegance.The years had been kind to her, sculpting her into a vision of understated elegance. She no longer carried the look of a young woman searching for her place in the world; instead, she exuded an air of quiet confidence and refined maturity.Her once girlish features had softened, giving way to a face that held a ti