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Cole Harrington had everything America wanted to believe in. A self-made billionaire who built an empire on security cameras designed to protect the innocent. A philanthropist who gave away millions to orphanages, hospitals, and scholarships without ever asking for a headline. A man who lost his parents young, stayed in the city that raised him, and swore he would never let anyone feel as powerless as he once did. People called him a hero. They never saw the storm coming. On April 20, 2025, police find Cole dead on the marble floor of his Upper East Side mansion. Beaten. Thrown from his own balcony. Stabbed ten times. Every camera in the house (cameras his own company invented) was wiped clean. His beautiful wife, Lillian, has vanished without a trace. The country mourns. The country demands answers. But the truth began seven years earlier, on the day Cole walked up to a crying stranger in a Manhattan restaurant and offered to pay her dying mother's medical bills. No strings. No cameras. Just kindness. That stranger's name was Lillian. And the woman who watched from the shadows, the woman Cole would one day move into his home under the innocent title of ""private chef,"" was named Alice. What starts as a fairy-tale romance between America's golden couple slowly rots from the inside. Secret movie nights. Stolen glances. One shared bowl of popcorn that should never have existed. A pregnancy that changes everything. A marriage built on vows Cole can no longer keep. While boardroom enemies sharpen their knives and a half-brother Cole never knew existed waits in the dark for his half of an inheritance, Cole falls deeper into a love he swears is harmless. Until the night the lies finally spill blood. Told across seven brutal years, The Fall of Cole Harrington is a seductive, heartbreaking descent into the cost of wanting two lives at once. It is a story about the man America loved, the women who loved him back, and the terrible price of believing you can keep both. Some secrets don't stay buried. Some loves don't let you live. And sometimes the person who destroys you is the only one who ever truly saw you. Because in the end, even the best men break. And when they do, someone has to pay.

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