Rising from the Ashes The Heiress They Tried to Erase Novel

Chapter 1050 Chapter 1051: Her hands shook, her eyes narrowing with a cold, predatory glint. She had resolved to end Richard and Sandra, the ones who had drugged her and delivered her to Axell's bed. "You were dead to me the moment you betrayed me," she said with a bitter chuckle, her fingers moving swiftly across her phone screen. Posing as Maia, she sent a message to Richard and Sandra. "You sought Maia's forgiveness, didn't you? I can help with that," she muttered as she typed. At the Morgan family villa, their phones buzzed in unison. Sandra frowned at the late hour.

"Who's texting now?" she murmured, scrolling through her device. Her expression froze in shock. She turned to Richard, showing him the message. Richard, already reading the same text on his phone, leaped from the sofa, his voice brimming with excitement. "Maia sent us a message." They stared at their screens, disbelief mingling with joy as they absorbed the words. "Maia has forgiven us. She wants to meet," Richard exclaimed, his enthusiasm clear. Sandra's eyes welled with tears. "This is incredible. Our efforts weren't wasted," she said, her voice trembling.

"Let's reply and invite her home," Richard nodded, beginning to type. Before he could finish, another message arrived from "Maia." He opened it and turned to Sandra. "She's changed her number and asked us to update it." Sandra checked her phone, finding a similar message. "After all she's been through, I understand her changing her number. The paparazzi must be relentless," she said. Richard and Sandra were completely unaware that the new number didn't belong to Maia at all.

It was a burner phone Rosanna had acquired from the black market to ensure anonymity-a number with no real owner's information or identity. Updates loaded at gαlησνes․com The Morgan couple assumed Maia had changed her number due to harassment. Their excitement grew, convinced she had forgiven them and would return to the Morgan family. Rosanna's gaze darkened as she read their replies, a cruel smile curling her lips. "Maia, your mom and I hope you'll come home. You're our daughter, and we want you with us," Richard wrote.

"You're my daughter, Maia, and I'll spend my life making up for my wrongs," Sandra added. Rosanna laughed coldly. "They call Maia their true daughter. Rosanna, how pitiful you are," she whispered to herself. In the next moment, her demeanor shifted, her voice turning cold. "At least my plan is going smoothly. They haven't suspected a thing." By impersonating Maia, she had lowered their defenses with a false promise of forgiveness. That was only the first step.

Her second step-tricking them into accepting "Maia's new number"-had succeeded, allowing her to deepen the ruse and draw them into her trap. . . .