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"I DON'T WANT TO DIE A SECOND TIME!!!"
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Ellen Summers' life turns upside down after a freak accident lands her in a strange world. She wakes up as Ellen Winters, the antagonist in an online novel she once read. No longer an orphan and poor, she now has a loving father and finds herself surrounded by wealth.

But in the novel, Ellen Winters meets a tragic fate, dying at the end after being abandoned by her husband, Mason Coldwell, who still harbors feelings for his ex-girlfriend, Aubrey. Determined to escape this cruel destiny, Ellen decides to rewrite her story. She fights to keep Mason and Aubrey apart, knowing the heartbreaking consequences that await if they reunite.

However, as she tries to change her fate, Ellen unexpectedly begins to fall for Mason. Just as she starts to believe in a future together, an unforeseen terror disrupts her plans. Ellen wonders if her attempts to alter the storyline have unleashed something darker.

Can Ellen truly change the course of fate and find happiness with Mason, or will the shadows of the original story prove too powerful to overcome? And will they survive the terrors that threaten to engulf them?

Reborn As Mr. Coldwell's Wife

As the sleek black car with Mason and Ellen drove off from the hotel, Aubrey stood frozen, her eyes fixed on the taillights as they disappeared into the night. Her heart pounded in her chest, each beat resonating with a mixture of anger and bitterness. That should be her, she thought, her hands balling into fists at her sides. It should be her sitting beside Mason, not Ellen. The image of Ellen, radiant and beautiful, clinging to Mason's arm, made her blood boil.

Philip, standing beside her, seemed oblivious to the storm brewing within Aubrey. He sighed contentedly, his eyes still on the now-empty driveway. "Isn't Ellen looking lovely tonight?" he remarked, his tone casual but with a hint of genuine admiration.

Aubrey's jaw tightened. "Yeah," she responded bitterly, the word clipped and devoid of any real feeling. The last thing she wanted was to hear more praises about Ellen. The mere mention of her name was like salt in a fresh wound.

Just Stop