The Billionaire's Revenge Chapter 2

Luke and I were neighbors since childhood.

We went to school together, did homework together, accompanying each other for over a decade.

After graduating high school, we came from our small town to New York for college.

Luke's family ran a small factory, which was considered well-off in that small town.

My mom was an English teacher, my dad a math teacher. They valued my grades highly.

I was an only child, and all the family's resources tilted towards me. Pretty dresses, exquisite stationery, the occasional expensive accessory, and pricey dance lessons every year.

After starting college, I realized the prosperity of the big city was far beyond what that small town could compare to.

New York's wealth was dazzling.

I was still a student, able to enjoy college life freely with the allowance from home.

But what about after graduation?

I wanted to stay.

When I chose to be with Caleb, many people felt indignant for Luke.

They said I was greedy, vain, and dumped my childhood sweetheart.

Greedy for wealth? I admit it. Who isn't?

The Pierce family's listed company was incomparable to Luke's small factory.

But dumping Luke? I don't admit that. We were never together.

Now, the Pierce family faced bankruptcy, and everyone avoided them like the plague.

Luke, however, was no longer the same.

The food factory expanded, caught the wave of the internet, and started live-streaming sales.

They opened over twenty stores and made a fortune.

Many people were waiting to see me become a joke, laughing at my short-sightedness and wrong choice.