Kicked Out While Pregnant, She Called Her Father to Destroy Her Ex’s Empire
Previously: After her arrogant ex-husband throws her onto the driveway to make room for his new mistress, a pregnant woman makes one phone call that changes everything.
The Arrival of the Kingmaker
The heavy doors of the lead SUV swung open, and out stepped Arthur Vance. To the world, he was a reclusive billionaire and one of the most ruthless real estate tycoons in the country. To Olivia, he was the father she had estranged herself from when she married Richard against his wishes. Arthur wore a tailored charcoal suit, his eyes burning with a quiet, lethal fury as he took in the sight of his pregnant daughter standing in the dirt.
Behind him, four men in immaculate suits stepped out, carrying heavy leather briefcases. Richard’s arrogant smirk instantly vanished, replaced by a pale, sweating mask of dread. He knew exactly who Arthur Vance was—the very man who quietly funded the bank holding the mortgage on his beloved mansion and his entire corporate empire.
"Arthur..." Richard stammered, taking a step back. "This is a private family matter. Olivia was refusing to leave."
Arthur walked past Richard as if he didn't exist, wrapping his long coat around Olivia's shivering shoulders. "Are you and the baby alright, sweetheart?" he asked softly. Olivia nodded, burying her face in her father's chest. Once he knew she was safe, Arthur turned his gaze to Richard and Sarah, who was now trembling behind her partner.
"Five years ago, I warned you never to hurt my daughter, Richard," Arthur said, his voice dangerously low. "You thought because she took your name, she lost my protection. You were catastrophically wrong."
Arthur’s lead attorney stepped forward, unzipping a leather portfolio. He handed a stack of legal documents directly to Richard. The terms were devastating. The mansion, the land, and even the luxury vehicles parked in the garage did not belong to Richard; they were leased through a holding company owned entirely by Vance Enterprises. Because of a specific moral turpitude clause in the funding contract, Arthur was calling the immediate repayment of a fifty-million-dollar loan.
”Because of a specific moral turpitude clause in the funding contract, Arthur was calling the immediate repayment of a fifty-million-dolla…