My Fiancé Humiliated a Waitress to Amuse His Friends, But Her Real Identity Ruined Us
Previously: When billionaire heir Alex dared a humble catering waitress to dance for fifty thousand dollars, he thought it was a harmless joke. He had no idea she held the key to his entire future.
The Mask Falls
The silence in the ballroom was absolute. Alex stared at Chloe, his face draining of all color. He didn't just see a beautiful woman in a red gown; he saw the ghost of his family's dark past. Five years ago, Chloe’s father had been the primary partner in Vance Enterprises, until Alex’s father, Arthur Vance, had framed him for embezzlement to seize sole control of the company. The scandal had ruined Chloe’s family, forcing them into poverty, while the Vances built their empire on stolen wealth.
Before Alex could speak, Arthur Vance himself pushed through the crowd, his face pale with shock.
"Chloe? Is that really you?"the older man gasped, his voice trembling.
Sarah looked between them, her chest rising and falling in anger.
"Alex, what is going on here? Who is this waitress, and why are you looking at her like you've seen a ghost?"she demanded, her voice shrill in the quiet room.
Chloe ignored Sarah entirely. She stepped closer to Arthur Vance, her head held high. "Hello, Arthur. It’s been a long time since you stole my father's life's work and left us with nothing," she said, her voice carrying across the silent ballroom. "Your son just offered me fifty thousand dollars to dance. But I think you owe me much more than that."
Panic rippled through the gathered elites. Arthur looked around frantically, realizing his reputation was about to shatter. Alex tried to salvage the situation, grabbing Chloe's arm.
"Get out of here! You're crazy!"he hissed.
But Chloe calmly pulled her arm away, gesturing to a man entering the ballroom behind her—a man carrying a legal briefcase. It was her family's former attorney, whom she had contacted minutes before stepping downstairs. "I don't think I'll be leaving, Alex. In fact, we are just getting started."
”In fact, we are just getting started."