Genius Triplets' Matchmaking Mission: Hiring A CEO Daddy
Everyone thinks I’m just the quiet girl who graduated from art and design school because I didn't care if I would find a job. They find me a pretty, polite, and a little slow girl who will be pampered by her father after this. But I’m not what they think and never will be.
I used to think keeping that part of me hidden was the safest choice. I was wrong. This world has no safe zone with the jealous people lurking around.
Although, that night at the Arcane Hotel changed everything. I went with my step-sister and her friends to a rich, glittery party. I drank too much—I’ll admit that—but I was just trying to survive the night. When I stumbled upstairs to crash in the room my stepsister booked, I didn’t realize I had the wrong keycard. I didn’t know I was walking into a stranger’s room.
I definitely didn’t know he was waiting for someone else to have a one-night stand. I should have felt something was wrong with my body. I should’ve known it wasn’t just the alcohol. But I didn’t. Not until much later.
All I knew -at that very moment- was that I was dreaming, a vivid, intoxicating dream. He was too handsome to be real, and I was too far gone to care. So I gave in. Then I woke up. There was a man beside me. Real. Silent. Asleep. I ran before I saw his face.
Two months later, I found out I was pregnant. Bella, my stepsister, noticed. She always did have a nose for other people’s pain. She followed me, snooped through my things, and found the positive pregnancy test.
Our father was furious. He demanded to know who the father was, but how could I tell him the truth when I didn’t even know it myself? They kicked me out with nothing. No money. No apology. No second chances.
That night, sitting on the curb outside the mansion, waiting for the only friend who still answered my calls, I overheard Bella laughing with a stranger, gloating about how perfectly the plan that they thought had failed, had actually worked. They drugged me. They set me up. They wanted me gone. And they got what they wanted.
But they also created something else that night, something they never saw coming. A new version of me. So, I disappeared for six years.
And now, I’m back. Not as the broken girl they discarded, but as the woman they’ll regret crossing. Because I didn’t come back alone. I brought my three little geniuses with me, Luna, Luca, and Leo.
And we’re not here to play nice and fair.
