Reborn In a Murderer’s Embrace

Chapter 239

“Oh, and Coraline is the child of a human trafficker.” Colin said with dead–serious eyes. “She was deliberately swapped with a wealthy family’s baby. It wasn’t a mistake at all. She just wanted her own granddaughter to live the high life.”

Still reeling from the shock and barely coming to grips with the revelation, I glanced at my phone. Coraline Larson, the heiress of the Larson family, was the daughter of a kidnapper.

The twisted fates of Coraline, the faux heiress, and the true heiress, Foebe Larson.

A source revealed that to drive away the real heiress, Coraline led a high school clique that bullied Foebe Larson, tormenting her and causing harm. Now, the evidence was out there for the world to see.

Coraline suddenly became infamous, her story plastered across every headline.

A flood of those in the know from back in the day began to spill the beans online, complete with photos and hard evidence.

I had no doubt that the Larsons, with their clout, were trying to squash the story. After all, Coraline was their meticulously groomed poster girl, a socialite of the Larson name, a bargaining chip in the marriage alliance with the Helm family.

But Foebe Larson? She was just a pawn.

Yet, the story had been burning up the trending charts since last night, with no sign of being pushed down. Unless there was some greater power and capital backing it, there was no way it could have gained such traction and maintained it.

I cast a suspicious glance at Colin, who was fussing with the waistband of his underwear, muttering under his breath. “Phoebe doesn’t care about me. It hurts so much.”

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clean him up with a damp

just watched me with serious eyes.

go?” he suddenly asked.

rolled my eyes. “As if you wouldn’t know.”

put a tracker on me or installed

a smile, wrapping his arms around me. “Phoebe, a little kiss?”

thoroughly convinced he was faking

was just too tame around me.

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he murmured against the nape of my neck, his voice dropping.

spread through me.

wanted fame, right? Well, now she had

particular, was thinking now. He’d probably cut

was halfway through my meal, nearly choking on laughter at the comments online bashing

with a resigned air. “Eat

was a stranger, almost domineering. But

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