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She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 1099

Ever since President Arthur Warren exposed the drugging incident, Dominic Hale unilaterally dumped her, and Aria Royce blocked her number, Leila Langley's life had become a living hell.

There was absolutely no way she could survive in the jewelry industry anymore.

Now, even if she wanted to find a part-time job at a small convenience store, the boss would recognize her as the infamous gold-digger trending on social media.

With rent due any day now, Leila didn't have a single penny to her name.

She couldn't even sell her old malachite jewelry for a decent price.

Without a brand name or premium craftsmanship, malachite was already inherently cheap, and the market simply didn't care for it.

Leila had hit a dead end.

She decided to take her unsellable inventory to the subway entrance or an overpass to try her luck at setting up a street stall.

However, the moment she made that decision, she broke down and sobbed uncontrollably.

How did her life end up like this?

Originally, she had mapped out a future where she would establish a firm foothold in the high-end jewelry design world, infiltrate high society, hook a billionaire, and eventually become a wealthy socialite.

And now?

The thought of being reduced to peddling cheap trinkets on the street made Leila's tears flow endlessly.

Where exactly did she go wrong?

Why were those photos of her and President Warren leaked for the entire internet to see?

Who was out to destroy her?

Melanie Royce?

Could Melanie really pull off something of that magnitude?

No...

Leila couldn't figure it out.

Even after racking her brain, she couldn't think of a single person who harbored such a deep-seated vendetta against her.

It felt as though an invisible hand was manipulating everything from the shadows, ensuring that if she were meant to be destroyed today, she wouldn't survive until tomorrow.

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