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Asteria Vale was the world’s top idol, a queen of the stage adored by millions. But at the peak of her success, she was betrayed, drugged, and left to die in an alley—discarded like trash by the very people she trusted.

When she opens her eyes again, she’s no longer Asteria. Instead, she has reincarnated into the body of a nameless girl—one who was supposed to be dead. This new body isn’t just a random identity; it holds secrets connected to a powerful mafia family, an underground revenge plot, and a mysterious contract that binds her fate.

Now, under the new identity of Raine Vesper, she enters the entertainment industry once again, determined to reclaim her throne while hunting down those who betrayed her. But things get complicated when Zayne Kross, a cold-hearted music producer with ties to the mafia, takes a dangerous interest in her.

As secrets unravel, Raine finds herself torn between her burning desire for revenge and the dark romance pulling her into Zayne’s world. With every performance, every whispered lie, and every deadly confrontation, she must ask herself—is she playing the game, or is she being played?

The Reincarnated Idol’s Secret

Raine refused to let the rumors sink in. If someone thought they could shake her, they'd be disappointed.

She rolled her shoulders, pushing past the whispers. They didn't matter.

The instructor clapped her hands. "Alright, let's see who actually practiced. Step forward if you're ready to perform."

Raine stepped up without hesitation. Zayne did too.

The instructor smirked. "Ah, our top contenders. Let's make this interesting."

Raine met Zayne's gaze. He arched a brow. "Think you can keep up, sweetheart?"

The moment Raine moved, the world faded. The rhythm took over, every beat a pulse in her veins. She didn't just dance—she dominated.

But Zayne? He was just as sharp. Just as relentless.

Their movements clashed and intertwined, a battle disguised as performance.

Because Zayne leaned in, voice low. "Not bad. But you're slipping, Raine."

Chapter 29: Stage Fright? Not a Chance.