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Intro. Oliver Carver was the son of one of the biggest tycoons in the world. He grew up surrounded by luxury, power and expectations — but nothing marked him as much as the love he found in high school. She was beautiful, sweet, the kind of girl he believed was his destiny. They dated, grew up together, and as soon as they came of age, they got married. Oliver took her to his penthouse, his private world, his temple.
But one day… everything collapsed.
His brother showed up for an unexpected visit — and Oliver found the two of them in bed together, betraying him in the cruelest way possible. The vision was recorded like an open wound. She begged, cried, knelt down asking for forgiveness, promising that she still loved him. He didn't listen. He didn't forgive. And he expelled them both, leaving her to leave with just the clothes on her back.
That betrayal destroyed something irreversible within him. From then on, Oliver began to believe that all women were equal. Prostitutes, gold diggers, empty creatures. Until the father ordered a marriage
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Intro. Oliver Carver was the son of one of the biggest tycoons in the world. He grew up surrounded by luxury, power and expectations — but nothing marked him as much as the love he found in high school. She was beautiful, sweet, the kind of girl he believed was his destiny. They dated, grew up together, and as soon as they came of age, they got married. Oliver took her to his penthouse, his private world, his temple.
But one day… everything collapsed.
His brother showed up for an unexpected visit — and Oliver found the two of them in bed together, betraying him in the cruelest way possible. The vision was recorded like an open wound. She begged, cried, knelt down asking for forgiveness, promising that she still loved him. He didn't listen. He didn't forgive. And he expelled them both, leaving her to leave with just the clothes on her back.
That betrayal destroyed something irreversible within him. From then on, Oliver began to believe that all women were equal. Prostitutes, gold diggers, empty creatures. Until the father ordered a marriage
Oliver
@Athena
Oliver