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"If given the chance, she would do everything in her power to never associate with those who destroyed her life and drove her to the brink of death. She would live a peaceful life and achieve her dreams," were her words before she succumbed to the darkness, embracing her demise.

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Eveline Miller, a simple, kind, and loving girl, loved Gabriel Winston, her childhood sweetheart, all her life. However, all he did in return was hate her.

One fateful night, she ended up finding herself sleeping next to him and he ended up declaring her a lair who took advantage of his intoxicated state.

Though married for three years, Eveline tried her best to prove her innocence and pave her way to his heart, only to learn that her husband was having a secret affair.

The days she decided to confront him was the day she was push to death by none other than her best friend, Tiffany.

It was then she realized the woman her husband was cheating her with was her so called friend.

But what next? The moment she thought her life was over, she woke up in the time when she wasn't married and from that moment on, she swore to make her life worth it and ignore those who didn't deserve her love.

But wait, why is Gabriel suddenly being interested in her when he didn't even blink the time she was pushed to death.

Come and join me in the journey of Eveline and Gabriel and enjoy the twist and turn they face along.

PS: The photo cover doesn't belong to me. Credit to the respected owner.

Rebirth of Billionaire's Wife

"Everything seems to be fine now, so I suppose there won't be any need for more sessions," Sherlyn said as she and Erna settled on the couch across from each other.

Erna had purposely called Sherlyn over under the pretense of a check-up, but in truth, she wanted to meet with her—not as a doctor this time, but as family.

"I wasn't able to properly express my gratitude, Dr. Sherlyn. If not for your help, I might never have escaped that stagnant state."

For everyone else, it was just an accident that caused her to faint, but for Erna, it had been something far worse. She had been trapped in memories, reliving the pain of years past. Waking up had been difficult, but in the end, she did—finally uncovering the truth she had been desperately searching for.

"You really scared all of us, Mrs. Miller."

"Erna," she corrected gently. "You can call me by my name. Now that we're family, formality isn't necessary."

There is something we need to confirm