I, the Cinderella Targeted by a Rich Second-Generation Heir
The young stepmother of a rich second-generation heir asked to meet me. “I’ll give you twenty million if you break up with my son.”
“How much is your son worth? I’ll buy him,” I replied.
Her eyes lit up. “Ten million flat, take it or leave it.”
“Fine. I’m done with him.”
In movies and TV shows, the Cinderella targeted by a rich second-generation heir follows a pretty predictable script.
First, she has to work part-time and study hard. She ties her hair in a simple ponytail, goes bare-faced, and wears a faded white t-shirt and old, worn jeans. And, of course, she carries a big backpack — the same one from high school.
I’ve always followed that script.
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