The Heiress Strikes Back

Sharonwasanordinaryperson,whileherhusband,WallaceHarris,wasapromisingandhandsomeman.HisfamilywasoneofthemostprestigiousandwealthiestfamiliesinNewYorkCity.BeingabletomarryWallacewasanaccident.Throughouttheirthreeyearsofmarriage,WallacehadneversleptwithSharon.HisfamilyalsokeptpersuadinghimtodivorceSharon.ItwasthebirthdaypartyoftheHarrisfamily’soldmatriarch,andallyoungstersoftheHarrisfamilyhadgiventhemostexpensivegiftspossibletomaketheoldladyhappy—everyonebutSharon.SheaskedtoborrowmoneyfromMadamHarrisfortheoldhousekeeper,UncleSmith,ashehadnomoneytopayforhismedicaltreatment.Butasexpected,theHarrisfamilyhumiliatedherwhensherequested.“TheHarrisfamilyhasneverhadapoorrelativelikeyou.Don’tyoueverappearinfrontofmeagain!Wallaceshould’vemarriedCrystal.She’scertainlyayoungladywho’sworthyofmarryingintoourfamily!”saidMadamHarris.“Pleaseknowyourplaceandgetoutofhere.Don’tstayatourhouseanymore.HowcanWallace’sgrandfatherbesofoolishtomarryapoor,uselesswomanlikeyoutomyson?!”saidJune,Wallace’smother.“It’sjustafewmilliondollars,yetyou’resopoorthatyouneedtoborrowfromourfamily.HowcanawomanlikeyoudeservetobewithWallace?IfitwereCrystal,shedefinitelywouldn’thaveembarrassedussomuch!”Thatnight,WallacehandedSharonabankcard,whichcontainedmillionsofdollars.“Thecompanyisdeveloping,soIdon’thavemuchcash.YoucanusethistohelpUncleSmith.”FacingtheHarrisfamily’shostility,Wallacestated,“SinceIhavemarriedher,sheismyresponsibility.Regardlessofherbeingrichorpoor,Sharonismywife.”Itwasn’tuntilastrangerapproachedSharononeday.OnlythendidSharonknowthatshewasthedaughterofatopprestigiousfamily,whowaseligibletoreceiveassetsworthatleasttenbillion.ShesuddenlyownedthelargestcompanyinNewYorkandabankcardthatcontainedhundredsofmillionsof‘pocketmoney.’Intheblinkofaneye,heridentityhadchanged.Shewasnolongerthepoordaughter-in-lawthatwasn’tfavoredbytheHarrisfamily.Instead,shehadbecomethemostprestigiouspersoninNewYork!