icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

Reborn Mother: The Billionaire's Ruthless Bride

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 740    |    Released on: 06/05/2026

he black Mayb

eavy authority. His bespoke charcoal suit clung perfectly to h

as freezing, a physical wall of ice

ftover trauma from a life she had already lived. She dug her fingernails into t

the passenger side. He clutched a black leather briefca

smile and rushed down the steps. "Karson, darling

ina's hands grasp empty air. "The morning briefing ran long," he said.

aiming her embarrassment at Hazel. "If we hadn't wasted so much

s dark, piercing eyes finally landed on

's glare terrified her. She buried her face deep into

He hated noise. He lifted his wrist, checking his Pate

He hadn't nodded. He treated her like a p

e dismissal had crushed her. N

her voice carrying clearly in the dead silence of the drive

ned, becoming heav

almost imperceptible smirk t

ectly normal, conversational volume. "Don't worry, sw

d choked on his own saliva. He pounded his chest, his

eath of air. "Are you insane? How dare

s cane into the gravel to maintain his stern compo

which had been adjusting his s

slowly. His eyes

hur stopped coughing and held his

Karson's lethal gaze, widening her eyes slightl

ked visibly beneath his skin. He despised bei

tely forbade him from standing in a driveway and arguing

nose. He swallowed the rage, turned on his heel,

orehead. He shot Hazel a look of pure, unadu

again, but Sterling waved his ha

na's head. "See? Nothing to

e heavy door open. Hazel ducked her head, shielding

door shut, a figure stepped out from the

ter-in-law, holding the hand

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
Reborn Mother: The Billionaire's Ruthless Bride
Reborn Mother: The Billionaire's Ruthless Bride
“In my past life, I was the naive surrogate who fell desperately in love with Karson King, an untouchable Wall Street billionaire. I thought my blind devotion would earn me a place in his family. Instead, his cruel mother forced me to sign away my parental rights to my three-year-old daughter. I was locked in a dark, freezing basement. I watched helplessly as his arrogant relatives tormented my child, pushing her down a flight of marble stairs and shattering her tiny arm. When we finally died in a horrific car crash, my face covered in blood amidst the shattered glass, Karson didn't shed a single tear. To him, my death was just the convenient erasure of a cheap mistake. I sacrificed my dignity for his approval, but they treated us worse than stray dogs. Why did my innocent daughter have to pay the ultimate price for their ruthless arrogance? Opening my eyes again, the harsh glare of a massive crystal chandelier pierced my vision. I was back in the grand foyer of the King estate, exactly five years ago. "Sign it. You are nothing but a gold digger." My soon-to-be mother-in-law slammed the thick legal contract onto the marble table, demanding I give up my daughter. This time, the paralyzing fear evaporated, replaced by absolute, icy clarity. I didn't cower. I picked up the pen, looked right at the billionaire who despised me, and prepared to manipulate his entire empire.”