A Woman Worth Billions Dated the Wrong Brother novel Chapter 35

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‘Mr. Sun, what will the Sun family do regarding this situation?” 14

ason stopped one last time

His smile deepened – not warm

Strategic.

‘Well,” he said evenly, “we fully support Ms. Asher in the creation of her new company.”

The flash of cameras erupted.

A new company.

Publicly endorsed.

By the Sun family.

Behind us, the building suddenly looked smaller.

My phone rang as we were on our way to the Asher estate.

Pamela.

‘It’s started,” she said without greeting. “A high-profile attorney just went live. She’s implying Amber orchestrated this entire conflict. That she started a war between brothers for amusement.” 1

ason’s jaw tightened slightly.

‘That’s not all,” Pamela continued. “There are already articles about a new company under Amber’s name. Fully endorsed by he Sun estate.”

‘Who’s the attorney?” Jason asked calmly.

There was a pause.

‘It’s Victoria.”

The name settled heavily in the car.

“Victoria,” Pamela clarified. “Your ex-fiancée.”

I thanked her and ended the call.

Silence followed us down the private road.

After a moment, I turned toward Jason.

“What happened?” I asked softly. “With Victoria.”

His expression didn’t shift, but something hardened in his eyes.

“I ended the engagement,” he said.

“I know,” I replied. “But why?”

He didn’t answer immediately.

“She wanted it all,” he said finally.

“All?” I asked.

“The position. The influence. The future chair. The alliances.” His voice was steady. Controlled. “But not the children.”

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that made my fingers tighten slightly on Alex’s hand in the backseat.

‘She made it clear,” Jason continued. “She saw them as… complications.”

The word was clipped. (1)

‘She expected boarding schools. Distance. Minimal involvement.”

‘And you?” I asked quietly.

‘They are my children,” he said, the steel in his voice unmistakable. “Adopted or not, they are mine.”

The gates of the estate loomed ahead.

‘She wanted power without responsibility,” he continued. “And then I caught her.”

My heart stilled.

‘With who?”

‘My cousin.” 1

The words were flat.

No drama.

No visible pain.

ust fact.

‘In my home,” he added.

inhaled slowly.

‘She called it a mistake. A moment of weakness.”

de gave a faint, humorless smile.

‘I do not forgive disloyalty.”

His eyes met mine briefly.

‘I may marry for strategy if necessary. I understand alliances. I understand power structures.”

His tone lowered.

‘But I will never be made a fool. And I will never support someone who behaves atrociously and expects protection afterward.”

There was no anger in his voice.

Only principle.

“She didn’t want the children,” he continued. “And she betrayed me.”

A pause.

“That was enough.”

The gates opened.

“She is intelligent,” he added calmly. “But she is vindictive when denied.”

“And now?” I asked.

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She wanted

“Now she wants to prove she lost nothing.”

But she had.

Power.

Position.

And the Sun name.

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