Sofie_Vert01

After tragically falling victim to her husband's violence and betrayal, Leona finds herself inexplicably thrust back in time, granted a precious second chance to rewrite the narrative of her life. Determined to seize this opportunity and carve a path solely for herself, she resolves to steer clear of entanglements with men, vowing to prioritize her own well-being above all else.

However, fate has other plans as Zane Orion unexpectedly enters her life, his presence disrupting her carefully crafted solitude. Despite her initial reluctance, Leona finds herself drawn to Zane's magnetic charm and genuine kindness. Yet, the scars of her past still haunt her, casting a shadow of doubt over the possibility of opening her heart once more.

As Leona grapples with conflicting emotions and the fear of vulnerability, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, torn between the desire for love and the lingering trauma of her past. Will she ultimately find the courage to embrace love anew, or will the ghosts of her past continue to hold her captive in their grip?


[Background is an Interstellar/Space opera world, so CEO urban but in space and better technology]

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Stellar Redemption: Leona's second chance.

James' face twists in fury, his lips curling into a sneer as he spits out his words like venom.

"What the fuck?" His voice is low at first, like a fuse just waiting to ignite. His nostrils flare, and his eyes darken with rage.

"I'm pathetic? Me?!" He lets out a humorless laugh, shaking his head as if I'm the one who's lost my mind. "Ha! Won't you look in the mirror, Leona fucking Caldwell—fucking an Orion has made you delusional."

The carefully constructed facade of the ever-charming James Sterling shatters, revealing the ugly, insecure man beneath. His true nature, the one I spent years enduring, rears its head—just like it always did towards the end of our marriage.

Back then, he'd say things like this and apologize the next morning with cheap flowers and hollow words. I'd believed him once.

Angry