A Woman Worth Billions Dated the Wrong Brother novel Chapter 113

Discarded

Jason didn’t answer immediately.

He looked ahead.

Not at me.

Like whatever he was about to say-

Wasn’t easy.

Then-

He exhaled.

Slow.

Measured.

“My father discarded me.”

The words were simple.

But they hit harder than anything else.

I didn’t interrupt.

Didn’t move.

Just listened.

“It happened when Oscar was born,” he continued.

“And when he remarried.”

A pause.

“My existence became… inconvenient.”

My chest tightened.

“I was five.”

His voice didn’t shake.

But there was something under it.

Something controlled.

Too controlled.

“He sent me to live with a relative.”

“At first, it was temporary,” he said.

“Or at least that’s what I was told.”

A humorless breath escaped him.

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“It never is.”

stayed there for two years.”

“I learned quickly.”

His tone sharpened slightly.

“Not to expect anything.”

“Not to complain.”

“Not to exist unless needed.”

“They didn’t use my name.”

“Boy.”

“Kid.”

“Hey, you.”

I felt something inside me burn.

“I became useful,” he said.

“Because that’s the only way to survive in a place like that.”

“I was seven when my grandparents found me.

“They went looking for me.”

“They didn’t ask permission.”

“They took me back.”

Finally-

He looked at me.

“And from that moment on…”

A pause.

“I was never going to let that happen again.”

Jason stepped closer.

His hand tightening slightly at my waist.

“I will destroy the Vinni family for this.”

No hesitation.

No doubt.

Only certainty.

“Children are not tools.”

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His voice dropped.

Colder.

Sharper.

“They are not leverage.”

“They are not servants.’

“They are not… disposable.”

“And that,” he continued,

“is also why I adopted Alice and Alex.”

“My cousin died.”

“And there were options.”

His jaw tightened.

“People willing to take them in.”

“I refused.”

His eyes locked onto mine.

“I wasn’t going to let them end up in a house where they would have to earn the right to exist.”

“They deserved better.”

A beat.

“I made sure they got it.”

Silence followed.

Heavy.

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I stepped closer.

Closing the distance between us.

“You did,” I said softly.

“You didn’t just give them better…”

A small breath.

“You became it.”

Something shifted in his expression.

Subtle.

But real.

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I took his hand.

Holding it firmly.

“And for the record…”

My voice didn’t waver.

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