The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

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Still, he dismissed the test with a scoff, saying, “Anyone can buy fake results for the right price.” He tossed the document back on the table.

Ethan and Brenna grabbed the document for a closer look, noting the official seal from the Shirie forensic center, which hinted at its possible authenticity. Curious, Brenna asked, “Where did you get my father’s hair?”

A sly smile crossed Keira’s lips. “That’s not something you need to know. I have my own methods. Don’t accuse me of faking the test, either. I’m willing to do another DNA test if you insist. Bring Shepard here so we can discuss this matter properly.”

Ethan stepped in with a suggestion. “It’s late. Here’s what I propose, Ms. Evans: let’s have you stay at a hotel for now. We’ll figure out the next steps, and tomorrow, we can all meet again to talk things through.”

“Absolutely not! I’m not checking into some hotel! I’m staying here!” Keira declared, her voice sharp with defiance as she jabbed a finger toward the gathered crowd, her face alight with anger. “Don’t think I’m blind to your schemes. You’re trying to push me out of here and then get rid of me for good. That’s just the kind of thing someone with your wealth would pull. But I’m not budging. I’m staying right here until this mess is sorted, and only then will I leave.”

option, I’m afraid. What do you think this place is? You think you

chill of apprehension ran through Keira. Though Brenna spoke sparingly, there was an undeniable authority in her presence that overshadowed everyone else in the room. It

Sandra’s hand tightly, Keira sensed their shared dread that force might be used against them. They were no match for the

the Harper family members. She pulled her mother protectively behind her and confronted Brenna, saying, “You’re Dad’s daughter, aren’t you?

out. Notify the security team in this community

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the most formidable member of the Harper family, more audacious than the rest, but she refused to be cowed. “If you

you dare spread nonsense online,

grown up unafraid of intimidation, and Keira’s words didn’t

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