Revenge It Is
Sally’s world shatters when her father, Ray, dies suddenly under mysterious circumstances. Worse, the relatives she trusted turn cold. Her uncle Dominic seizes Ray’s land, the only lifeline for Sally and her now mentally fragile mother, Fay.
Life grows crueler, and when Fay succumbs to illness, which eventually led to her death. Sally is forced to live in Dominic’s house, a place of constant threat. Only his childless wife, Elena, shows her kindness, making the home bearable.
Years later, Sally uncovers a dark secret that puts her life in danger . Hunted and cornered at a cliff by Dominic’s men, she jumps, and survives, but with no memory of her past.
Believed dead and adopted by a fisherman’s family, she lives quietly… until fate brings Dominic, now a powerful tycoon into her life, he plots to eliminate her for good. Near death, Sally survives again, this time with her memory intact, rescued by a mysterious old man who seems to know far more than he reveals.
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Since birth, Calum has never known happiness. Though born into wealth, his family were wolves in human skin. Orphaned at eight, and abandoned on all sides. Begging, stealing and starving became his daily reality.
A brief kindness turns to betrayal, and he’s sold to a cruel orphanage, suffering even worse horrors.
At fifteen, he’s adopted by another wealthy family, but compassion has long since left him.
Treated as a tool, Calum dedicates himself to one goal: revenge on every single person who made his life a living hell.
Then he meets her, a girl just as two-faced, sweet one moment and calculating the next. Will their meeting heal old wounds, or fuel a shared thirst for vengeance?
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“Do you know what’ll happen if I reveal your real identity?” His eyes narrowed, fingers tapping slowly on the polished mahogany table.
“You won’t.”
Sally stood her ground, not taking him seriously, as she blew a bored puff of air on her freshly painted nails.
“Hah! You think I don’t dare?” he said, voice low but with a mischievous smirk on that annoyingly handsome face.
“You won’t, cause you want them just as messed up as I do”
she shot back, stepping a little closer, a teasing curve on her peachy lips.
“So, older brother… what do you say? Shall we teach the parents some manners?”
He stared at her for a beat, then burst out laughing.
Just as Sally was about to step back, too slow, his hand shot out grabbing her chin.
“Alright… but the title should change, don’t you think?” he said staring deeply into her eyes.
She tilted her head, not pulling away, a sly grin spreading across her face.
“Younger brother,”
