How My Girlfriend Left with a Rich Man Ten Years Ago, Only to Find Me a Southern City Powerhouse in Reunion

Chapter 1

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Girlfriend smashed my engagement ring and shot me a contemptuous look, "You think a cheap ring could make me commit?"

At the same time, Declan, the wealthy heir, was slipping a massive diamond onto her finger.

He openly laughed, "There's no mystery in attracting beautiful women—money is the ultimate allure."

I could sense Declan's intentions weren't good, so I tried to warn Adeline to be cautious.

But Adeline pushed me away dismissively, "He's just having fun with me, but one night is worth a fortune. What is your sincerity worth?"

Ten years later, Declan brought Adeline to a school reunion to humiliate me once more.

Little did they know, I had already become a part of the Southern City's elite.

A decade after graduation, I had achieved great success, ranking high on the Southern City Rich List.

Yet, I kept a low profile and rarely revealed my true identity.

That day, I was negotiating a business deal at a clubhouse.

After closing a deal worth several billion, my secretary handed me my schedule.

"The next person waiting to see you is The Young Master of the Shaw Family, worth billions in assets."

"He's been waiting for you in private room number 9."

I nodded, owing him a favor, and personally went downstairs to meet him.

When I opened the door to the private room, I realized I had entered the wrong one.

Inside was a table full of old classmates.

Declan was at the head of the table, surrounded by the same sycophants from our university days.

I had nothing to say to them and turned to leave.

However, Declan called out to me.

"Isn't that Finn?"

"Seeing old classmates, why not greet us?"

He was as arrogant as ever, just like back then.

It suddenly hit me—ten years ago, he had used a huge diamond ring to steal away my beautiful classmate girlfriend, Adeline.

I had nearly forgotten about it, but seeing him now brought it all back.

It was time to settle the score.

I paused and looked around the room.

"A class reunion, huh? Why didn't anyone tell me beforehand?"

A female classmate laughed.

"Finn, don't blame us for not telling you. We were just being considerate."

"You're not exactly rich, and we thought you'd feel out of place in such high-end settings."

I fiddled with my car keys, "You worry too much. I'm here all the time."

Everyone was shocked, a bit incredulous.

Declan smirked, "You work here, don't you?"

"Are you a waiter or the kind of young master who serves others?"

His questions were followed by a burst of laughter from the crowd.

The female classmate spoke teasingly, "Finn, you're quite good-looking."

"Too bad you're poor, no wonder Adeline left you back then."

"Guess it's been ages since you've been with a woman. I pity you; maybe I should take you on."

"Better than working here as a young master, being walked over by everyone."

Her words were met with more teasing laughter.

I looked at her coldly, sizing up her plump figure.

"You're Adeline's best friend, right? What's your name again?"

She introduced herself confidently, "Phoebe, remember my name. I might be your patron someday."

I picked up a bottle of wine and walked over to her.

"If I remember correctly, you were the one who coaxed Adeline into breaking up with me, right?"

Phoebe admitted without shame.

"Yeah, I was the one who sent Adeline to Declan's bed."

"I did it for her own good, found her a sugar daddy."

"With her looks, you couldn't afford her. Forget about her, pour me some wine."

I smiled submissively, "Sure."

Then I raised the bottle and smashed it over her head!

The bottle shattered, and dark red wine mixed with blood covered her face.

Phoebe let out a scream!

Wiping her face with her hand, she screamed at me:

"Finn! You've got some nerve!"

"I was gracious enough to let you serve me, why so arrogant?"

I chuckled lightly, my eyes filled with a cold intent, "Do you even qualify?"

Phoebe, unwilling to back down, threatened, "Apologize to me now, and it's not too late!"

I picked up a wet napkin, wiping my hands, "What if I don't?"

"Then you might not make it out of this room today!"

Phoebe smiled maliciously, looking at Declan.

Declan understood and snapped his fingers.

Instantly, everyone surrounded me.