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“I want a divorce,” Nathaniel said with no emotions. 
I was shocked at how callus he could be. I didn’t get a chance to tell him about my pregnancy.
After five years of marriage, I still couldn't warm his heart. I understood I would never be able to replace my sister in his heart.
“Fine. Let’s divorce then.”
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I, Zara Moore, married my brother-in-law to fulfil my dying sister’s last wish. I poured my heart into this marriage, cared for him, and loved his son like my own, hoping that one day, he might return my feelings. 
It was only my wishful thought. I ended up being killed in my past life.
Reborn, I could see the truth clearly.
To him, I was a promise he made to his first love. Tired of being just an obligation, I decided to leave him and not tell him about the child in my womb. But with tearful eyes, he pleaded for one more chance.
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“Don’t bring up divorce,” Nathaniel growled, his cold gaze fixed on me. 
“I am done with this emotionless marriage,” I retaliated. 
"What about the promise you made?" He hissed, squeezing my arm. 
I gritted my teeth. “I tried to warm your heart for five years, but I failed. I don’t want to keep doing this.”
His expression changed, his eyes pleading. “Give me a chance. I’ll make up to you.”  
I stared at him, stunned. He clearly didn’t love me. Why was he unwilling to let me go?
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Reclaimed By My Ex-husband

Outside the school gates, Zara stood still, watching Zane enter the building. She gave him a wave, which he returned with his usual cheerful energy before darting off through the doors. Her hand dropped slowly, but her eyes remained fixed on the spot where she last saw him, reluctant to look away.

Behind her, Riya's voice cut through the quiet. "How long are you planning to stand here?" she snapped, clearly annoyed. "Just get in the car. I have better things to do than babysit you on your hospital trip."

But Zara didn't budge. She stayed rooted to the spot, not even glancing at Riya. "Then go," she said flatly. "Don't waste your time. I can handle it myself."

Riya sneered. It was obvious—Zara was stalling, trying to ditch her. She knew exactly why. Zara didn't want her tagging along because it would be harder to hide the truth, especially if that truth was a pregnancy.

The rising suspicion