rebirth Romora Novel

rebirth

After rebirth, my fiancé's first love persona collapsed

Reads: 156 Parts: 7

4.0

Romance

The newbie associate, all high and mighty because she wanted to play the "legal prodigy," volunteered for a court hearing. But when the opposing counsel started grilling her, she folded like a cheap suit, and our case went south fast. After the verdict, she ran crying to my fiancé, making excuses: "Waaah, the other lawyer was so mean! It was my first time, and I got so nervous!" Because of her screw-up, our client, who should've walked free, was now facing hard time. My fiancé and my protégé just patted her on the head, all sympathetic: "Don't worry, sweetie, nobody wins 'em all!" "Our Lexi is so smart, she'll crush it next time." I blew a gasket. "Court isn't a playground! It's about finding the truth and fighting for justice!" "An innocent person is going to prison because of your incompetence! How can you even sleep at night?" Lexi, acting all offended, started sobbing and threatening to jump off the roof. My fiancé and protégé, instead of telling her to grow up, twisted the whole thing around, making me the villain. They blamed me for everything, making me Lexi’s scapegoat. I was forced to resign in disgrace and was threatened with losing my license. Desperate and alone, I was crossing the street when a car hit me. End of story. But now I'm back, reliving the day we went to court with Miss Perfect. This time, things are going to be different.
Love Taught Me to Let Go

Reads: 38 Parts: 10

5.0

Romance

After ten years of dating, Ethan still didn't plan to marry me. I couldn't help but ask if he ever would. He answered calmly, brushing off the question like a business formality. I looked down at the photos on my phone. His new secretary wore a diamond ring called 'True Love' and a one-of-a-kind wedding dress. She was laughing, nestled in his arms, and he gazed at her with tender eyes. Suddenly, I didn't want a future with him anymore.
After I applied to return home early, my husband panicked

Reads: 59 Parts: 10

4.0

Romance

I’d applied to leave Doctors Without Borders a year early, all to return home and marry Nathan Rivers. But when I got back, Nathan was already a dad. He instructed the housekeeper, “Keep Sarah Miller overseas for a while longer. It’s best if she doesn’t come back. If she finds out I have a son, she’ll make a scene.” That’s when it hit me: he’d deceived me. Three years earlier, he’d said, “Go be a Doctor Without Borders for three years. Toughen yourself up. Then, with a more mature personality, you’ll be a better wife for me.” Yes, I had matured. I didn’t cry and throw tantrums like I used to. My tastes had changed too. I wasn’t interested in him anymore.
After rebirth, we went our separate ways

Reads: 134 Parts: 8

4.0

Romance

Liam hated when I was all over him. He thought the scarf I knitted looked like trash, so I tossed it right in the garbage. He said my cooking was disgusting, and I never made him a meal again. He told me seeing my face made him unhappy, so that very night, I packed my bags and moved out of the house we were supposed to share after our wedding… I was doing the opposite of what I did in my past life, distancing myself from him one step at a time. Last time around, the daughter of their housekeeper jumped off the roof on our wedding day. Liam blamed me for it, and we made each other miserable for years. Eventually, he poisoned me, and I stabbed him to death. This time, I just wanted to get away from him and have a peaceful life.
Misplaced love

Reads: 25 Parts: 10

4.0

Romance

The first thing I did after I came back to life was swap fiancés with my cousin. Last time around, we got married on the same day. My cousin, Claire, all gentle and quiet, married the stoic Navy officer, Jack Cole. He missed their anniversary to be with his childhood sweetheart, and when Claire just asked for an explanation, he told her he had nothing to be sorry for. They ended up in a fifty-year cold war because of it. Me, on the other hand, with my fists-first, talk-later personality, I married the accountant from the local manufacturing plant. He was a quiet type, always complaining that I was too loud and didn't know how to dress like a lady. We’d have small fights every three days and big ones every five, until he just stopped coming home altogether. We were divorced in less than a year. Then I opened my eyes, and I was right back on that same wedding day with my cousin.
Escape and rebirth

Reads: 34 Parts: 12

4.0

Romance

My mom always said it. The best hairstyle for a girl is a buzz cut. It's clean, simple, easy to manage. And it wouldn't go attracting the wrong kind of attention from boys. For as long as I can remember. I’ve had a shiny, bald head. And the strange looks from everyone else. The summer after my senior year of high school. I had to threaten to kill myself. To finally earn the right to grow out my hair. But the night before I was supposed to leave for college. My mom took the clippers to my head again while I slept.
The dawn of hope

Reads: 43 Parts: 15

5.0

Romance

It had been nine years since I'd gotten entangled with the one and only Brad Hamilton. His mistress stormed into my birthday party, blathering on about true love and demanding I sign divorce papers to make them happy. Brad stood there, stone-faced, expecting me to do what I always did: clean up the mess his latest flavor of the month had made. But that day, something in me snapped. I stood up, smiled at him, and said, "I'm going to get some air in the garden." Brad barely registered it, probably figuring I was going to sneak off to cry. But an hour passed, then two, then three, and I didn't come back. He went looking for me. All he found in the garden was a half-smoked cigarette and a ring. He knew. I wasn't coming back.

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