The Betrayed Son in Law Rise to Influence
Simon was the epitome of devotion—a loving husband and a loyal son-in-law to the powerful Katherine family.
Trapped in an arranged marriage with Ash, the youngest Katherine daughter, he endured endless humiliation for a meager $100 weekly allowance, all in the name of love. He even went to jail for six months, taking the fall for her brother's crimes, just to keep her happy.
But Simon’s life shatters when he comes home early from prison to surprise Ash, only to find her in bed with her childhood best friend. Devastated and betrayed, he learns that the Katherine family has also neglected his foster mother, leaving her on the brink of death.
On a stormy night, Simon’s fate takes a dramatic turn. Nearly hit by a car, he is stunned when the driver recognizes him as the lost heir of the Heathrow family. In a sudden transformation, Simon embraces his true identity and inherits an empire worth billions.
Now, armed with immense wealth and power, Simon sets out on a path of retribution. He will make the Katherine family pay for their treachery and restore justice, one face-slapping revelation at a time. But as he delves deeper into his new life, he uncovers dark secrets and dangerous enemies that threaten his newfound legacy.
Will Simon’s quest for vengeance lead to ultimate triumph, or will the shadows of his past consume him? Find out in this gripping tale of betrayal, revenge, and redemption.
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Chapter: Chapter 35Amelia’s eyes widened, a mix of relief and vindication flickering across her face. The other sales staff exchanged uneasy glances, their earlier whispers now replaced with an uncomfortable silence.The customers who had snickered at Simon earlier looked on with wide-eyed disbelief. One man muttered to his companion, “Did he just say his car?”Carlisle, oblivious to—or perhaps deliberately ignoring—the tension in the room, gestured toward the entrance. “Shall we? I think you’ll be pleased with what we’ve done.”“Of course,” Simon said smoothly, his expression unreadable as he turned to follow Carlisle.Outside the dealership, the sun gleamed off the glass facade, casting sharp reflections onto the pavement. A sleek transporter truck was parked at the curb, its hydraulic lift carefully lowering a car that seemed to shimmer under the sunlight.The car was a masterpiece. Its custom paint—a deep obsidian black with subtle iridescent undertones—caught the light in waves, shifting between hu
Last Updated: 2025-02-02
Chapter: Chapter 34The sun cast sharp beams across the polished glass façade of Scaffs dealership, each ray reflecting the world-class automobiles displayed within. Cars sat gleaming like trophies, their metallic finishes flawless, their designs a testament to human ingenuity. The faint hum of conversation and muted clicks of polished heels echoed softly within the showroom.Inside, the air was thick with affluence, scented with a mix of fresh leather and a faint hint of the cologne worn by wealthy patrons. The sales representatives, dressed in sharp, tailored suits, flitted between clients, their smiles wide and professional. Here, status wasn’t earned—it was flaunted, celebrated, and soaked into every surface of the space.Through the glass doors, a man entered with a measured stride.Simon’s presence wasn’t immediately commanding. He wore a navy blazer over a crisp white shirt, paired with understated chinos and leather loafers. The outfit was clearly expensive if one had the eye for it, but it lacke
Last Updated: 2025-02-02
Chapter: Chapter 33The night was winding down, the banquet hall now quieter as guests began to depart in pairs and small groups. The laughter had softened, replaced by polite goodbyes and the clinking of glasses being cleared away by the staff. The clique, however, remained at their table, their energy undimmed as they continued to indulge in drinks and conversation.Simon stood near the bar, his calm presence unassuming yet magnetic. Despite the clique's earlier attempts at mockery, he remained composed, exuding a quiet power that drew the occasional glance from other attendees.He took a sip from his glass of sparkling water, his thoughts momentarily drifting to the evening’s events. While the night had been a stark reminder of the arrogance and superficiality of some of his former classmates, it had also reinforced how far he had come.From across the table, Madison's sharp eyes were still trained on him, her curiosity and frustration evident. She had always prided herself on being the center of atte
Last Updated: 2025-01-25
Chapter: Chapter 32The reunion was in full swing, the lavish banquet hall a hub of energy as groups of former classmates gathered in tight clusters, their laughter echoing against the high ceilings. Waiters weaved through the crowd with trays of champagne flutes and delicate hors d'oeuvres, their steps light and practiced. Every corner of the room seemed to sparkle, from the crystal chandeliers overhead to the sequined dresses and tailored suits of the attendees.At one table near the center of the room, a particularly boisterous group had gathered. They were seated in a loose circle of plush chairs, the centerpieces of their table gleaming with silver and gold. It was impossible not to notice them; their voices rose above the crowd, drawing the attention of anyone within earshot.This was the clique—the untouchable group of wealthy, entitled students who had ruled the university’s social hierarchy with iron fists wrapped in velvet gloves. Even now, years after graduation, they carried themselves with t
Last Updated: 2025-01-23
Chapter: Chapter 31The crisp morning air was laced with the faint scent of dew as Simon stepped out for his daily walk. The city was just beginning to stir, the streets alive with the soft hum of cars and the occasional chatter of early risers. Simon, dressed in a simple yet impeccably tailored tracksuit, kept his pace steady, his thoughts adrift as he moved through the familiar route.As he rounded a corner near a quiet park, a voice called out behind him, startling him slightly."Simon? Is that really you?"Simon turned, his sharp eyes falling on a figure jogging toward him. The man was a familiar face, though it was one Simon would have preferred to forget. It was John—an old classmate from university, a man known for his silly antics and hypocritical nature."John," Simon said evenly, his voice betraying none of the reluctance he felt.John beamed, his face lighting up as he clapped Simon on the shoulder in an overly familiar manner. “Wow, it’s been ages! What are the odds, huh? You’re still the sam
Last Updated: 2025-01-22
Chapter: Chapter 30The first rays of sunlight broke over the city skyline, spilling gold onto the polished surfaces of Simon’s penthouse. The quiet hum of life outside was a stark contrast to the luxury within. Simon stirred in bed, his hand brushing against the silk sheets as his sharp eyes blinked open. His dreams had been calm, untroubled—something he wasn’t accustomed to.Stretching out, Simon rose, his well-toned body illuminated by the sun streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The city below moved at its usual hurried pace, but Simon's world felt different now. Lighter. Victorious.The Katherines, once a name whispered with awe and respect, were now a distant memory. Ash and her family were no longer his concern; they had been exiled to irrelevance. It wasn’t that Simon enjoyed their downfall—no, this was business. The strong thrived while the weak crumbled.In the kitchen, Simon poured himself a glass of chilled water, the sharp clink of ice cubes breaking the silence. He threw on a sle
Last Updated: 2025-01-21
