SylvanSentinel

My boyfriend and I both were reborn at our engagement party from seven years ago.
He gave the ring that was originally meant for me to his tearful pursuer who attended the engagement party.
And I, too, smiled and applauded, giving them my blessing.
After the engagement party ended, I went to study in Germany.
When I returned to take the position of Head of Design domestically, I received an invitation to my ex-boyfriend's wedding.
At the wedding, he looked at me, his eyes filled with regret.
"Chloe Evans, it's a pity you don't understand, once I marry her, I can inherit the company."
I pretended not to know, looking at him with a puzzled expression, and raised a glass to him.
Our classmates sighed with regret; who would have thought this golden couple would end up like this.
That said, they all went up to flatter the newlyweds.
Although I was snubbed, I didn't say anything, just watched the wedding unfold.
In my previous life, he had given me a grand wedding.
Unfortunately, the marriage was full of troubles, and people's hearts change.
Three years later, I firmly held my position in the company and was about to be promoted.
A classmate brought news, saying my ex-boyfriend wanted to see me.
When we met again, he was wearing a wrinkled suit, and there were even a few strands of white hair on his head.
"Chloe, we are the real couple, we are the real couple, let's get back together!"
I smiled, shaking off his hand.
"Did you forget, I was reborn too."


Being Reborn with My Husband

I flipped through the designs from Eric Grant's company, and the works that initially opened the market were still my creations from the previous era.


But neither the designers Eric hired nor Evelyn Miller could reach that standard.


So, Eric took a risk and began replicating works from well-known designers of the past life.


Of course, he was fairly smart about it, copying those works that would only be released later on.


As a result, any designer not paying attention to Eric's studio would find their hard work already existing.


Once posted online, someone would immediately label him as a plagiarist.


The designer would release their design drafts, hoping for Eric to prove himself.


But Eric was very clever, claiming his designs had been out two months earlier.


If he really plagiarized, then how did he know about the designer's finished product two months in advance?


Many designers could not prove their innocence, and some even faced online harassment leading to their demise.


Chapter 10