Too Late: She Chose The Billionaire Heir

"She’s just like a sister to me, Eliana. You’re being dramatic."

That was Jax’s excuse every time he chose Catalina over me for three years.

When Catalina staged a fake drowning in three feet of water, he pushed me aside to save her, telling me my life wasn't his problem.

But the breaking point came when she deliberately pushed me down a flight of stairs.

My ankle shattered on the concrete. I was lying there in agony, unable to move.

Yet, Jax didn't check on me.

He stepped over my bleeding body to scoop Catalina up because she had a minor scratch on her elbow.

He screamed at me for "hurting" her.

While I lay in the hospital alone, waiting for surgery, he was spoon-feeding her soup in her dorm, posting photos captioned "My Hero."

He thought I would always be his "Elie Bear," the doormat waiting at home to clean up his messes.

He was convinced that no matter how much he hurt me, I would never actually leave.

But he was wrong.

I didn't scream. I didn't fight.

I simply signed the withdrawal papers, blocked his number, and boarded a one-way flight to New York without saying goodbye.

Three months later, when Jax finally realized his "sister" was a nightmare and came crawling back to beg for forgiveness, he found me.

But I wasn't alone.

I was holding the hand of a billionaire heir who looked at Jax with cold, deadly eyes.

"Touch her again," my new fiancé whispered, "and I will destroy your entire family by morning."