Chapter 2
Soon, Briar’s uncles would be too tied up to help her. Once Edgar got her back, she’d have no one left to turn to and Edgar could do whatever he wanted with her.
He had Rosalia wrapped around his finger back in the day. To him, Briar was just another easy target.
“Briar, I’m your father, your closest family.” Edga you can sign the transfer papers. said in a gentle voice. “I’d never hurt you. Just be a good girl. I’ll have Marcus, the lawyer, come over so
“Tomorrow, go call off your engagement with the Hargreaves boy. After that, you can go back abroad. I won’t bother you again, I promise”
Briar let out a cold laugh. “Do you even hear yourself and toss me aside when you’re done.”
She knew the moment she gave in, Edgar would
“You think I’m easy to push around just because I have dime.”
ou think I don’t see through all this, huh? You’re not looking out for me–you just want to use me
completely. She’d lose everything, and worse, her revenge would be completely out of reach.
fought back, huh?” She said, “Let me be clear–I’d rather burn everything down than give you a
She then pointed at Camden and Beatrice. “My mom has only one daughter. I don’t have any siblings. These two are your love children with your mistress. They’ve got no claim to what’s mine.”
Edgar’s face twisted in rage. He suddenly raised his hand to slap Briar. “You ungrateful brat! I’ll teach you a lesson!”
But Briar caught his wrist mid–air. Edgar cried out in pain.
Briar might’ve looked sweet on the outside, but she wasn’t weak. Edgar had no idea. He thought she’d been struggling abroad all these years. He believed a kid raised without parents would break at the slightest fake affection.
But Briar didn’t lack love or support. In fact, she could destroy Edgar with just one of her many hidden identities,
Over the years, she rarely came back, and her relationship with Edgar was barely more than a formality.
She waited until she turned eighteen to come back because that's when she’d legally inherit her mother’s shares.
And there was more to it–she had proof tied to her mom’s disappearance. She needed a reason to stay in the country and dig deeper.
As luck would have it, Edgar’s desperate power grab gave her the perfect excuse, so Briar returned.
Edgar howted as Briar twisted his wrist, but all the cursing in the world didn’t loosen her grip. No one dared step in–Briar’s icy aura had everyone frozen in place.
Just then, Briar’s phone rang. She frowned, kicked Edgar aside, then gave Halle and her kids another swift kick, sending all four of them rolling into one pathetic pile.
She looked at her phone, hung up the call, and slid it back into her pocket.


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