Sold at Birth The Billionaire Heiress They Tried to Destroy — Novel

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In a world where loyalty is a facade and family ties are anything but sacred, Grace Dickerson finds herself caught in a ruthless game of power. At thirty-five, she has built a thriving company from the ground up, only to discover that her own family sees her as little more than a bargaining chip. When her nephew Ethan, a self-righteous intern, claims the legacy she fought to create, the stakes rise higher than ever. As tensions flare and blood ties fray, Grace is faced with a heart-wrenching question: How far will she go to reclaim her life and her legacy?

Betrayed by those she trusted most, Grace must navigate a treacherous landscape of manipulation and deceit. With her family's expectations weighing heavily on her shoulders, will she stand her ground against the ungrateful wolves circling her? Or will she succumb to the pressure and hand over everything she’s worked for to someone who believes entitlement is enough? As alliances shift and secrets unravel, Grace is determined to show them all that she is no soft persimmon to be squeezed, but a force to be reckoned with. Will she emerge victorious, or will her family's greed consume her?

Sold at Birth The Billionaire Heiress They Tried to DestroyChapter 1

I planned to take my family to Miami Beach for New Year's.

My nephew decided that was a waste of money and refused to let me go.

I stared at him. "I'm buying the tickets. I'm treating everyone. And I'm not allowed to go?"

"I've been interning for six months now. I'll be taking over your company soon." He shrugged. "How the money gets spent is up to me."

Ethan Dickerson looked completely self-righteous. "You really can't go."

Linda Abbott, his mother, nodded at me. "The kid's grown up. Time to let him make the decisions."

I looked at my older brother. He was gazing at his son with pure pride. "Look how happy you've made your aunt—she doesn't even know what to say."

Then he made the final call. "It's settled. Use this time to get ready. When we're back from the trip, you'll hand the company over to Ethan."

I took out my phone and refunded all their plane tickets.

——

"You don't need to pack. I refunded your tickets."

Linda's voice went shrill. "Grace Dickerson, did you make a mistake? You can refund your own ticket, but we still have to go to Miami Beach."

"Want to go?" I smiled. "Buy your own tickets."