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My Vengeful Husbands Demand A Remarriage

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 717    |    Released on: Today at 18:51

the deep-seated chill of starvation and weakness. It was a pale imitation of her former power

tal clarity-the original Janna kicking this same bear across a room, laughing as he whimpered and begged. More memories cascaded: the belt striking Cary, the whip tearing Shane's flesh, the cruel orders sending the twins to their likely deaths. She saw, in full, sickening detail, the

raphic keyboard, pulling up the v

eeling herself. Then she p

hidden speakers in every room and corrid

g they were used to, cut through the villa's dead si

if struck. His fox ears flattened against h

errified whimper and covered his head with his pa

emerged, his leg wrapped in a crude ban

aker. "Let's see what this craz

ng up the stairs with his back ramrod straight. H

e scooped up the trembling Elias and follow

t like a throne at the head of the room-the original Janna's seat of power. Instea

into the middle of the room, placing it where no one could

d of footsteps descended the

already seeping through. Her brow furrowed for a fraction of a s

a shield. The moment he saw Janna, h

sive semi-circle. The air crackled with hostility. Shane's green eyes were

ess in their muscles. She knew a single wrong move, a

a threat. Instead, she spoke in a calm, even

you ha

ne and Cary exchanged a shocked glance. They had expected accusation

ing laugh escaping his lips. "Hate i

braced himself for the inevitable explosion, for

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My Vengeful Husbands Demand A Remarriage
My Vengeful Husbands Demand A Remarriage
“I survived ten years in the apocalypse, only to transmigrate into the body of the most despised woman in the Galactic Empire. When I opened my eyes, I was holding a bloody whip, straddling a beastman husband the original owner had just tortured. The mechanical system in my head immediately issued a death sentence. "In two months, your trial marriage ends. Your six abused husbands will be legally permitted to tear you apart." The original host was an absolute monster. She beat them, starved them, stole their meager military stipends for luxury goods, and even sent two of them to a deadly alien warzone just to impress her high-society friends. Now, I was left with her massive debts, a blocked power core, and the terrifying reality of six powerful, vengeful beastmen plotting my murder in the basement. I inherited all her sickening sins, and the crushing weight of their justifiable hatred felt like a suffocating nightmare. How was I supposed to survive when the people I lived with were just waiting for the legal countdown to snap my neck? But an apocalypse survivor doesn't just roll over and die. I pawned the original's useless designer bags, bought the highest-grade nutrient solutions, and called my would-be murderers into the living room. "I know you hate me, and you have every right to," I told them calmly. "We are getting a divorce."”