Does a Gold-Digging Fake Socialite Have to Be Forcefully Claimed by the Tycoon's Heir?

[Bright, spoiled little princess x Polite, villainous, scheming older man]

Yan Shu was the infamous spoiled young lady of Shenglan Academy, pampered and impossible to please.

Everyone wondered how long the forces behind her would keep indulging her.

Rumors swirled, but Yan Shu couldn't care less.

That is, until she repeatedly dreamed that she was the villainess in a novel set at an aristocratic academy.

In the original story, the heroine was a sweet, innocent girl who had enrolled on a special scholarship just like her. Through her steadfast and pure nature, she eventually won the approval of a plutocratic family and married into wealth.

As the heroine's foil, Yan Shu had fallen into depravity as soon as she enrolled. She became the wealthy hero's kept woman, using the money she skimmed to pass herself off as an aristocratic lady while wreaking havoc at the academy and refusing to improve herself.

Later, the hero grew tired of her and sent her to Siberia to grow potatoes, where she froze to death.

Yan Shu gritted her teeth. It was only a dream. She refused to believe it!

No one was going to stop her from marrying into a wealthy family!

She was so beautiful. Why would she make life difficult for herself?

Then one day, Yan Shu saw Wen Xubai, who never took her to public events, attending a family banquet with the heroine on television.

At that moment, Yan Shu came to her senses.

She grabbed her little bundle and fled in the middle of the night.

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After hiding in the countryside for a while, Yan Shu secretly slipped back to the villa to get her passport and flee the country.

As soon as she entered the dim bedroom, a pair of strong arms wrapped around her waist and forced her into a corner.

Yan Shu looked up in alarm. Moonlight outlined the man's sharply defined, cold features. He held a passport in one hand and tapped it casually against the doorframe.

"Baby, are you looking for this?"

"Why are you crying? Little liars have to be punished."