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Avery Carter discovered that she wasn't her parents' biological child.After living with them for so many years, she discovered she was separated from her twin sister,  during a fire at the hospital where they were born. In the chaos, the twins were switched, and she was sent home with the wrong family.

She was a fake heiress.

When their real daughter returned, she was abandoned and she was sent away to her barren birthplace. 

After returning to her real family, many people expect her to fall from grace, but she surprises everyone by lifting her biological family out of poverty. 
Rising to the upper class, she befriends celebrities and engages in battles of wits and courage with bitches and jerks. 

Now the most important thing for her is to draw a clear line with this dangerous billionaire, Alexander Moran, a businessman who arrived in the City on a mission to secure a deal with V Group and find medical help for his sister. However, meeting Avery turns his attention to her. He is fascinated by her strength and the way she handles everything thrown her way. The more he interacts with her, the deeper his admiration grows.

What starts as a business venture soon takes a personal turn. Alexander is not only impressed by Avery’s professional abilities but also her charm. As they get closer, he finds himself wanting more than just a business deal – he wants to win her heart too.

The Return Of the Invincible Heiress

The reporters were stunned, and even the elders and elites of the Moran family were astonished.

Richard said, "Alexander, you need to clarify everything and give everyone in the Moran family and the shareholders an explanation. If you've really hired someone to pretend to be Lucy and deceive the public, you should resign from the board and leave the Moran Group."

A middle-aged woman stated, "Alexander is a madman. There's nothing he wouldn't do. I wouldn't be surprised if this were true."

Despite the barrage of accusations and criticism, Alexander remained calm. He even unscrewed a bottle of water and drank it slowly, letting everyone else argue and shout.

CHAPTER 65