The Stolen Heiress: The Billionaires’ Little Star novel Chapter 3

The premise of *Trading Lives* was simple: a wealthy heir would live in the home of a rural child, and the rural child would stay in the heir's mansion.

It was all about experiencing each other's worlds.-

Chloe was driven by the production crew's car straight to the Sterling family's extravagant estate.

The mansion was surrounded by mountains on three sides, an architectural marvel built for good feng shui. Spanning thousands of square feet, the three-story villa offered breathtaking views of a nearby golf course and the ocean.

The moment Chloe stepped out of the car, she was enveloped by an overwhelming sense of luxury.

And it wasn't just her. The livestream chat was losing their minds.

[Holy crap, as expected of the Sterlings! This mansion is magnificent.]

[Ahhh, this chosen girl must have saved a galaxy in her past life to get an opportunity like this. I'm so jealous!]

Just then, a middle-aged man in a sleek black uniform walked slowly toward them. "Hello, Miss Lowell. You can call me Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling are not at home. Please, come in and rest."

[Is that a butler? I'm finally seeing a real, living butler outside of a novel!]

[Fiction becoming reality. I'd only ever dare to dream of this.]

On camera, Chloe actually looked a little disappointed.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling weren't home... She had spent the entire trip plotting exactly how to win their affection.

"This is a small welcome gift Mr. and Mrs. Sterling prepared for you," Arthur said, handing over a paper bag adorned with the CHANEL logo.

Chloe's breath hitched. Feigning composure, she took the bag and said, "Please thank them for me."

[This girl is so poised and polite! How is she not freaking out right now?]

The comments were already singing her praises.

Arthur's expression remained neutral. He assumed a child from the countryside simply didn't recognize luxury brands.

He had a maid guide Chloe inside, and the jaw-dropping opulence of the interior was immediately broadcast to the viewers.

[Living here is basically like being a princess. I'm suddenly curious—if the Sterling heir left a place like this to live in a rural village, isn't he basically playing life on survival mode?]

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