Chapter 1%
I was the only daughter of the richest man in Silverdawn and I was brought up in the Lucienne Family, an old friend of my family, from a child to now.
Paul, had long declared, whoever of his three sons married me would be the heir of the Lucienne Group.
In my past life, I chose Arnold, whom I had long admired and I didn’t hesitate to use the manpower and financial resources of my family to push him to the throne of the new richest man.
But when he gained power, Arnold immediately locked me up in a mental hospital.
He bribed the doctors inside and subjected me to electric therapy and whipping every day. He also abandoned my one and only relative, my grandmother, in the wilderness and left her to die of dehydration and starvation./
Knowing all of this, I went crazy to fight against Arnold, but he asked someone to perform a craniotomy on me without anesthesia and cut off my frontal lobe to feed the dog.
“Have you finally experienced the pain of life worse than death? I’ve been going through this for ten years!”
“If you hadn’t insisted on marrying me ten years ago, how could Scarlett have committed suicide?“W
I died in pain on the operating table.
As soon as I opened my eyes, I was back to the day of choosing my husband.
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Tatiana, look at my three sons! Is there any of them catches your eye?”
In the front hall of the Lucienne Family’s manor, Paul Lucienne sat in the main seat and smiled at me lovingly.”
Since my parents unexpectedly passed away at a young age, I was brought up in the Lucienne Family, which had been my family’s friend for several generations.M
Paul and his wife, Natalie Lucienne, not only treated me as their own daughter, but also cared and loved me much more than their three biological sons and never let me suffer any injustice.
Apart from the long–standing friendship between the two families, the more important reason was, I, Tatiana Watson, was the only daughter of the Watson Family, the richest in Silverdawn.
So whoever married me would inherit the Watson Family’s vast wealth and bussiness network that had been established in Silverdawn for over a hundred years.
