The Heiress They Mistook for a Nobody

I'm the only daughter of the richest man in the nation, and he raised me to do absolutely as I pleased.

At three, I peed on his head. He said it meant we were close.

At eight, I used a drone to rain cash-stuffed red envelopes down over the whole school. He said I had a strong sense of social responsibility.

At fifteen, I drew comics all over my exam answer sheet. He said creativity mattered more than a score.

My stepmother said I was a little demon and needed a firm hand.

That same night, my father sent her packing with nothing to her name.