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Avery Carter tried her hardest to live the life of a perfect, submissive daughter. However, one day, someone appeared claiming to be her real daughter, declaring that Avery was fake.  

Without hesitation, Avery gave up her position as the "real" daughter and returned to her biological parents. Many expected her to fall from grace after leaving her wealthy adoptive family, but she surprised everyone by lifting her biological family out of poverty.  

She transformed her mother and father’s lives, making them billionaires overnight. With a hundred billion dollars to her name, she became a master of technology and a talented woman, soaring straight to the peak of her life.  

But everything changed when she met Alexander Moran, a wealthy and handsome man. He was an absolute bigwig—decisive, cold, and callous. Yet, for some reason, he couldn’t stop tangling with her, always eager to give her all his love.  

On their first encounter, he said, "I'll give myself up as collateral." 
The second time they met, she questioned, "Why should I trust you?"
After multiple encounters, his tone shifted. "You shouldn't have crossed this line, Avery, if you didn't want it to be like this." a sturdy arm wrapped around her swaying body. Her head grew hazy, and an intentional, hot sigh escaped her lips. 'How the hell did I get myself into this situation?' Avery thought, her mind spinning.

The Return Of the Invincible Heiress

<p>Alexander slowly turned the glass in his hand and stared at the juice inside. His voice was cold. "I gave them three choices. The first option was to be secretly sent to a mental hospital overseas. They wouldn't be able to leave or contact the outside world. The second option was to be secretly imprisoned by me and undergo plastic surgery to look like fugitives. I would send someone to create the illusion that they committed suicide and disappeared. Four years later, I would persuade their families to apply to the court to declare them dead and take all their assets. As soon as the court pronounces them dead, I'll set them free. The third option is to accept the charges I've pinned on them and go to jail. They don't deserve to die, but if they perform well in prison, they might be released in ten or twenty years."</p>

CHAPTER 119