Ruthless Billionaire's Hidden Twins

Cast out and stripped of everything she thought she knew, Phelicity Adams' world shatters when she discovers the family she's known her whole life isn't hers by blood. Accused of stealing and resented for privileges she never understood, Phelicity is summarily evicted by her stepmother and stepsister, armed with DNA results and a cruel dismissal. Reeling from the revelation that her entire past is a lie, Phelicity chooses to forge her own path rather than seek out her biological father. She finds refuge in an internet café, her online studies her only solace, aided by a kind elderly woman named Lucy. The past, however, refuses to release her. When Beatrice and Michelle attempt to seize her belongings, Phelicity stands her ground, insisting on a formal agreement to sever all ties. The arrival of three lawyers throws another wrench into the works, their questions revealing the extent of Phelicity's sacrifices. Forced to abandon her university studies years ago, she emerges from the shadows of her supposed family’s control, a changed woman. Finally free from the suffocating grip of the Adams family, Phelicity embarks on a journey to Imperial City, leaving behind years of servitude and feigned affection. But even as she embraces her newfound independence, shadows linger. Her departure coincides with her supposed father's sudden interest in her whereabouts, spurred by Michelle and Beatrice's claim that they have fulfilled his wish to get rid of her. This **billionaire** saga begins with a disinherited young woman who finds herself alone, but her strength and resilience hint at a hidden power within. She embarks on a quest for identity in a world of **wealth and betrayal**, determined to build a life on her own terms. Little does she know, her past is far from over. The journey to Imperial City may hold the key to unlocking her true heritage, and perhaps, even a love she never imagined. But will she find acceptance, or will she be met with more **ruthless** enemies? Will the secrets of her birth lead her to unimaginable riches or devastating heartbreak? And what was Mr. Adams' true motive for wanting her gone?