Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 46

“That car…” Drake stared at the Bentley.

Of course he remembered it. She’d driven one in Manhattan, and Sienna had mocked her for renting expensive cars for photos. He’d agreed with the mockery then.

How laughable his assumptions seemed now.

Suddenly, his face went pale as realization struck.

“That ring you’re wearing–is it from Chaumet that day?” His voice shook. “We hadn’t even broken up and you were already trying on engagement rings?”

“You betrayed our relationship!” His eyes reddened. “How could you?”

Thalia laughed bitterly at the accusation. “Relationship? Weren’t you always seeing Sienna in me?”

Drake stiffened, color draining from his face. “You… you knew?”

“I knew everything,” she said coldly. “That ‘urgent business meeting‘ was you picking up Sienna at the airport. After Celine’s birthday party, you took her to the Four Seasons. You were unfaithful long before we broke up. How dare you talk about betrayal?”

“No, let me explain,” Drake pleaded. “It wasn’t like that…”

Thalia ignored him, getting into her car.

He stood in front, pounding on the hood, still trying to explain.

Annoyed, she stepped on the gas.

“BANG!”

Drake flew back, landing in nearby bushes.

Without a backward glance to check if he was injured, Thalia drove away.

to his feet, limping. Watching the blue Bentley disappear, his heart sank with a dull

passerby asked. “Shouldn’t you report the hit–and–run?”

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his head. “Just a fight with

troubles? Was that why you were

“No, no. We’re very much in love. She’s just upset. Nothing a bit of making up

won’t fix.”

showed polite skepticism as they backed

Sinclair & Klein, the break room buzzed with

you heard? Sarah Thompson

like that? Why so

volunteered to

after reaching her office, her door burst

you sue me?” Enzo stormed in.

looking up from her computer, Thalia replied coolly, “For defamation? Seems

reasonable.”

said was true!”

it to

charges

criminal penalties. A conviction would mean disbarment and the end of his

but we’re just getting started,”

next. “It was just office gossip! How could you?”

the

to pleading. “I apologize. I was wrong to spread rumors. Just

coldly. “You had plenty of chances to apologize before. Now face

consequences.”