Fake Sister, Fake Heiress — Novel

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In the lavish world of the Hersey family, appearances can be deceiving, and loyalties are tested. Tilda Hersey, once the sole heiress basking in her parents’ love, finds her life turned upside down with the unexpected return of her long-lost sister, Harley. As they navigate the treacherous waters of family dynamics, Tilda grapples with feelings of betrayal and resentment. How can she reclaim her place in a family swayed by guilt and favor for a sister who seems to take everything for granted?

With her engagement to Adrian—her childhood love—now a casualty of Harley’s manipulative charm, Tilda’s world is shrinking. As the media paints Harley as the golden girl, Tilda becomes the target of ridicule and scorn. But there’s more to this rivalry than meets the eye. Will Tilda allow Harley’s deceit to go unchallenged, or will she rise to reclaim her identity and uncover the truth behind her sister’s facade?

As the stakes escalate and secrets threaten to unravel, Tilda must decide: is she willing to fight for her rightful place, or will she let the façade of family loyalty consume her? In a game of deception, who will emerge victorious?

Fake Sister, Fake HeiressChapter 1 The First Step of My Plan

My name was Tilda Hersey. My long-lost sister, Harley Hersey, had been found.

She felt like I took everything that was rightfully hers. She stole my fiancé and wanted to inherit the family fortune.

But she didn't know that being a true heiress was not that easy, and she was not a true heiress to begin with.

The first time I saw Harley was in a high-end club.

She was wearing a backless black dress, selling wine to a middle-aged bald man.

I knew she was my long-lost sister almost as soon as I saw her face.

Because she looked exactly like my mother when she was young.

Harley used to sell wine to earn a living. Thanks to me, she became the second daughter of the Hersey family.

My parents, who had always been strict with me, almost always fulfilled all of her requests. After all, she was their lost and regained daughter.

To cover up her past, she asked our parents to publicly announce that she had grown up abroad all these years.

For a while, the media extensively reported the news of the return of the Hersey Group's CEO's younger daughter.

And I, as her biological older sister who found her back, ended up being hated by her.