The Dragon Mother Return：Tacking Back Everything That Belong To My Daughter

Seraphina left for Europe with one assurance: her daughter Elena held the Obsidian Horde card, the limitless treasury key of House Draven. That certainty shatters the moment she lands. A hospital calls—Elena has been hit by a car while picking through trash, and she cannot pay the bill. Rushing to the ward, Seraphina finds her once-bright girl reduced to skin and bone, her arm fractured, her body covered in bruises. Elena whispers the truth: Julian, the housekeeper's son, took the card and handed it to Clara, the child mistakenly raised as a Draven heir. Together, they stripped Elena of her assets, drove her out of the manor, and convinced the world that Clara was the rightful successor.

Seraphina doesn't freeze the card. She lets Clara spend, watching the alerts roll in—luxury spas, auction entrance fees—right up until 7 p.m. that evening. A week later, she escorts Elena into the exclusive Midnight Horde auction, taking a private third-floor suite while Clara holds court on the first floor, swiping the stolen card without hesitation. From behind one-way glass, Seraphina quietly drives up bids, inflating Clara's tab while pressing a priceless emerald heirloom necklace into her daughter's hands. When she steps out for a call and returns, Elena is surrounded on the first floor. Clara's crowd has ripped the necklace from her neck, shoved her to the floor, and branded her a fraud. This time, Seraphina doesn't rush in. She photographs the assault—every face, every blow—and sends the evidence to her husband, Cassius Draven. The revenge that follows won't be quiet.