The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 1405:

“It’s plain to see—these two women are victims. The Harpers sit on wealth and power. For the Harper family, crushing them would be as effortless as brushing aside a fly. You need to let them go now!”

“Who was it that called the police?” The shout cut through the clamor as four police officers stepped out of the elevator, their stern faces scanning the chaos as they approached.

“Officer Archer!” Darrell rushed forward, shaking the lead officer’s hand. “Here’s the situation. Those two women inside…” Darrell briefly explained.

The officer’s eyes swept over the crowd before he barked, “Take them all to the police station!”

“What…” Keira muttered, stunned as everything unraveled before her eyes. She had expected the police to question Darrell first, then march straight to the Harper family to arrest Shepard and Giselle. But reality veered far from her imagination.

waiting at the hotel entrance. These weren’t the ones she had staged upstairs with rented equipment—these were professionals. Instead of fear, a surge of excitement welled inside her. The bigger the spectacle,

her bruised face toward the cameras, ensuring every mark was captured. But her triumph was short-lived. Before

they be silenced? Threatened? Perhaps even roughed up to keep this quiet? What a pity. The Harper family’s scandal was ripe for exposure, yet it was

while the troublesome reporters were carted to the station in the hotel’s cars. The situation was contained, and Keira and Sandra were both

Shepard’s legitimate wife attacking a mistress and an alleged illegitimate daughter, causing serious injury and forcing their detention. Though not the top trend, the story saturated Shirie and even reached Vanland’s major

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of vigor. Despite their efforts to quash the news the previous night, it had resurfaced within thirty minutes, spreading like wildfire. By morning, the shares and

power of the Harper Group’s and the Mitchell

through, steady but urgent. “Someone’s pulling strings behind this. Otherwise, our families’