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Reborn To Claim My CEO Husband

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 876    |    Released on: 15/05/2026

could see the faint pulse beating at the base of he

pression hardening. He wasn't going to

dinner tonight,"

ix. He just needed to put a wall between the

't wipe the smile off her face. Instead,

, standing up straight.

ad brought for him, and took a delicate bite. She chewed slowly, looking arou

ing in his chest. She wasn't following the rules. She wasn't throwing

e and hit the speed dial for his assistant

ug of milk. He placed it on the coffee table in front of Elliana, cast

Elliana. "Drin

lips, took a small sip, and then, with a subtle

she

ectly on the front of her beige dress. A dark, wet sta

pped up. His bro

spilled it." She looked up at Damon, biting her lower lip. "This dress is a limited

tly timed, too deliberate. But he couldn't exactly c

office, her eyes landing on the sleek,

" she asked innocently. "Do you mind

alked past his desk, pushed the door open

iolently in his jaw. He pinched the bridge of his n

y signed his way through a stack of contract

st about to get up and pound on

a step

in his throat. The air

anging in loose, dark waves over her shoulders. B

ne of his spare w

s completely exposed to the cool air of the office. She hadn't buttoned it all the way up; the top three

arefoot, her toes sinkin

light and airy. She held up the damp beige fabric in one

apple bob sharply as he swallowed hard, a clear sign that his throat had gone bone dry. The veins in h

is knuckles turned stark white under the pressure. "Who told you to

head, looking at him with wide, innocent eyes that co

her lower lip jutting out slightly. "Damon, you wou

She reached out and lightly grabbed the cu

spered, her eyes locking onto his

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“Elliana Lewis lay dying on the freezing concrete of a federal penitentiary, her ribs shattered by a guard's heavy boot. She had been flawlessly framed for murder by the one person she trusted with her life: her sweet, innocent stepsister, Jovita. During her final prison visit, Jovita wore their mother's diamonds and smiled cruelly behind the glass. She revealed she had liquidated the family company, caused their father's stroke, and paid the guards to ensure Elliana suffered a grueling, agonizing death. "Your marriage was a joke from day one, Ellie. You have nothing left." As her lungs stopped, the tragic truth finally dawned on Elliana. She had spent months screaming for a divorce and publicly humiliating her billionaire husband, Damon Stirling, believing his silence was weakness. She didn't realize until it was too late that his endless tolerance was the deepest form of protection. She had pushed away the only man who would have burned the world down to keep her safe. Why had she been so incredibly stupid? Why did she blindly trust a monster and destroy the only person who truly loved her? Then, a blinding light pierced her retinas. Elliana bolted upright, gasping for air on a massive, king-sized bed. There was no pain. No broken bones. The digital clock on the nightstand flashed a date from exactly ten years ago. It was the morning after her disastrous wedding night. This time, she would tear Jovita's life apart piece by piece. And she would hold onto Damon so tightly that nothing could ever pry them apart.”