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The Comments Chose the Wrong Girl
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Sprache:Englisch
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ePUB 3
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
13.08.2026
Verlag
Omniworld/sjpublishSeitenzahl
64 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
846 KB
Auflage
1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
4071498487808
Description:
After fifteen years in an orphanage, Claire Bennett expects adoption to mean a new beginning. Instead, she enters the Sterling family, one of Harbor City's most powerful households, where spoiled heir Ethan Sterling greets her with a dog collar and a demand to bark for money.
Claire endures the humiliation, but she refuses to be broken by it. At school, she quietly repairs Ethan's academic disasters. In the Sterling household, she proves more useful than anyone expects. And when the family brings her into its business, her intelligence begins turning impossible projects into major profits.
Yet Claire's new life comes with a disturbing secret. On the day her adoption is finalized, translucent comments appear across her vision, describing the futures of the people around her. They insist that Victoria, the sister everyone calls lucky, is heading toward disgrace. They also hint that Claire's own path is tied to powerful men, dangerous social circles, and a future no one has properly understood.
Victoria will not accept a life that contradicts the future she believes she deserves. Ethan cannot decide whether Claire is an obedient tool, a rival, or something far more difficult to control. As Claire rises from the bottom of the social ladder into the corporate world, every success draws her deeper into their tangled conflict.
The people who once treated Claire as disposable are beginning to realize they may have created their greatest rival. But before she can claim her freedom, Claire must decide what she is willing to sacrifice for it.
Author Biography:
Natalie Cross crafts compelling love stories with complex characters, family drama, and deeply satisfying endings.
After fifteen years in an orphanage, Claire Bennett expects adoption to mean a new beginning. Instead, she enters the Sterling family, one of Harbor City's most powerful households, where spoiled heir Ethan Sterling greets her with a dog collar and a demand to bark for money.
Claire endures the humiliation, but she refuses to be broken by it. At school, she quietly repairs Ethan's academic disasters. In the Sterling household, she proves more useful than anyone expects. And when the family brings her into its business, her intelligence begins turning impossible projects into major profits.
Yet Claire's new life comes with a disturbing secret. On the day her adoption is finalized, translucent comments appear across her vision, describing the futures of the people around her. They insist that Victoria, the sister everyone calls lucky, is heading toward disgrace. They also hint that Claire's own path is tied to powerful men, dangerous social circles, and a future no one has properly understood.
Victoria will not accept a life that contradicts the future she believes she deserves. Ethan cannot decide whether Claire is an obedient tool, a rival, or something far more difficult to control. As Claire rises from the bottom of the social ladder into the corporate world, every success draws her deeper into their tangled conflict.
The people who once treated Claire as disposable are beginning to realize they may have created their greatest rival. But before she can claim her freedom, Claire must decide what she is willing to sacrifice for it.
Author Biography:
Natalie Cross crafts compelling love stories with complex characters, family drama, and deeply satisfying endings.
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