Stolen Heiress
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Martha, a poor woman, deliberately switched two baby girls at the hospital, taking Iris—the true heiress of a wealthy family—back to the countryside where she subjected her to years of abuse, while her biological daughter, Luna, assumed Iris’s identity and enjoyed eighteen years of luxury and privilege in the wealthy family. After the DNA truth is revealed, Iris is taken back to the mansion by her biological parents, but they care only about the right of inheritance through bloodline and emotionally favor the “false heiress” they’ve raised for eighteen years. Luna continues to steal Iris’s reputation, talents, and life, repeatedly framing her with elaborate schemes. Realizing the futility of familial love, Iris let go of her attachments entirely. Under the full protection of Zayn—the head of a top conglomerate who had been searching for her for ten years—she systematically revealed comprehensive evidence, settling the score with everyone who had stolen her life. She reclaimed her identity, career, and dignity; the villains all paid the price; and she stood alone at the pinnacle of her life, refusing to look back or forgive.
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