Discarded: The Fallen Heiress Marries the Gruff Mechanic
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I was the daughter the Sterling family never wanted.
For twenty years, I lived as a Sterling.
Twenty years believing I was the cherished daughter of one of the most powerful families in the city.
Until their real daughter came back.
Overnight, everything I thought belonged to me was taken away.
My name.
My home.
My family.
Even the man I was supposed to marry.
Worse, I was drugged, framed, and abandoned beside a complete stranger.
By the time I woke up, my engagement was over—and there was no room left for me in the Sterling mansion.
The door I had walked through every day for twenty years closed behind me.
And this time, no one came after me.
Just when I thought I was about to be left with nothing, the man I'd spent that night with — a mechanic who'd been set up just like me — looked at me and asked,
"Should we get married?"
I should have walked away.
I don't know why, but somehow, against all reason, I said yes.
And just like that, I moved into his cramped shared apartment, trading everything I had ever known for a life that couldn't have been more different from the one I'd left behind.
Would this reckless decision lead me to happiness — or push me toward another abyss?
For twenty years, I lived as a Sterling.
Twenty years believing I was the cherished daughter of one of the most powerful families in the city.
Until their real daughter came back.
Overnight, everything I thought belonged to me was taken away.
My name.
My home.
My family.
Even the man I was supposed to marry.
Worse, I was drugged, framed, and abandoned beside a complete stranger.
By the time I woke up, my engagement was over—and there was no room left for me in the Sterling mansion.
The door I had walked through every day for twenty years closed behind me.
And this time, no one came after me.
Just when I thought I was about to be left with nothing, the man I'd spent that night with — a mechanic who'd been set up just like me — looked at me and asked,
"Should we get married?"
I should have walked away.
I don't know why, but somehow, against all reason, I said yes.
And just like that, I moved into his cramped shared apartment, trading everything I had ever known for a life that couldn't have been more different from the one I'd left behind.
Would this reckless decision lead me to happiness — or push me toward another abyss?















































