Locked Me in a Dog Cage, without Knowing I’m the Billionaire's Great-Grandfather — Novel

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In a world where family legacy intertwines with personal vendettas, the stakes are impossibly high for Danny Wilson. Bullied for years by the class heartthrob, Tommy Scott, Danny's life takes a dark turn when he is brutally attacked at an engagement banquet meant for someone else. Locked away in a dog cage, he is powerless as chaos unfolds around him, but beneath the surface lies a hidden power that could change everything.

As the heir to the prestigious Wilson Family, Danny holds a secret that could shatter the very foundations of the elite society that seeks to humiliate him. Respected and feared, he is the one they have underestimated. With his arms broken and pride wounded, he finds himself at a crossroads: will he seek revenge, or will he play the long game, watching the chaos unfold from the shadows?

With the audacious Sandra Wilson kneeling before him and the ruthless Meryl Streep waiting in the wings, Danny's world is about to explode with drama, betrayal, and unexpected alliances. Can he rise from the ashes of his torment, or will he be forever locked away—both in body and spirit? The game is just beginning, and every move counts.

Locked Me in a Dog Cage, without Knowing I’m the Billionaire's Great-GrandfatherChapter 1

The class heartthrob just landed the heiress of the richest family in town and decided to throw a massive engagement party. Of course, he made a big announcement in our class group chat, but went out of his way to call me out specifically.

"Tomorrow I’ll be serving tea to Mr. Josh Wilson at our engagement banquet. Certain people with ulterior motives should stay away—no need to show up just to turn green with envy."

The audacity of it made my blood boil. After all, it all started when someone caught me lightly kissing Sandra Wilson’s forehead and calling her “my sweet girl.” That one innocent moment got twisted into a scandal. And guess who led the charge? That same heartthrob, turning the whole class against me and bullying me mercilessly for two years like I was some homewrecker.

Still, I kept my cool and replied calmly, “Can’t make it anyway. My family’s got a younger one getting engaged and I’m needed to oversee the event.”

The next day, I was enjoying a hearty meal at our own engagement banquet—until they showed up. A group of them surrounded me, shouting like madmen.