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Reborn To Save My Possessive Billionaire

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 871    |    Released on: 03/06/2026

inished with the situation yet. He had summoned them all back to the main living room-

g for an escape. "A piece of paper proves nothing!"

, who was still huddled and trembling. "Brenda," Asha as

, her face a mess of tears and genuine remorse. In a sudde

Miss Asha!" she wailed. "Miss Kinsley m

t was the recording-the backup Asha had instructed her to make after their confrontation in the bedroom. Kinsley's voice,

l cornered, but Mason Hayes stepped forwar

ing up screenshots of the bank transfers from Kinsley's

Asha knew-and Darien suspected-that this revelation was merely the visible tip of a much deeper operatio

ent fury. The air in the room grew heavy, crackling with a dangerous energy. He loo

ce a low, deadly whisper. "

bbing at the hem of his trousers. "Darien, Uncle Darien, I'm sorr

e betrayal, the deceit, the vicious attack on the person

f the slap echoed through the

ying to her cheek, which was already swelling,

red. "From this moment," he bit out, each word

e floor with utter revulsion. "Get o

And notify the financial office. Freeze her credit car

ard and hauled her to her feet. She started screaming then, vile, hateful curses directed at Asha, her mask of

ken only by Brenda's q

sley's stiletto prodding her bleeding leg, the laughter in that warehouse, the sting of every betrayal she had endured in another life.

only the

weight of the morning's discoveries-the clean blood test, the audio confession, Brenda's surrender-pressed down on him like a ph

s suit jacket. He looked down at her, and something in

soothing balm on his raw anger. "Don'

ided, replaced by a wave of guilt so powerful it nearly brought him t

something, anything, but his throat was

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Reborn To Save My Possessive Billionaire
Reborn To Save My Possessive Billionaire
“I clutched the black marble urn containing Darien's ashes, my white dress soaking with blood from the gunshot wound in my abdomen. The people I trusted most-my adoptive family and my mentor-had cornered me in an abandoned warehouse. My adoptive sister stepped on my bleeding leg with her stiletto, mocking me as a parasite. "His death wasn't an accident, you know. It was very profitable," my brother laughed, confessing they had shorted the family company's stock. My trusted doctor smiled, admitting she had altered Darien's medication to slowly poison him. Even the uncle who used to bounce me on his knee sighed, revealing he had leaked Darien's schedule to orchestrate the fatal car crash just to pay off his debts. They had brutally murdered the only man who ever truly protected me, and now the doctor was raising a knife to ruin my face out of pure jealousy. I didn't cry or beg. Instead, I pressed the detonator hidden beneath the urn, dragging all my tormentors into a fiery hell before I plunged into the freezing ocean. As the icy water filled my lungs, the agony of their betrayal and the despair of losing Darien tore my soul apart. Why did he have to die for their greed? A splitting headache tore through the darkness, and a cold, furious voice exploded in my ear. Opening my eyes, I wasn't at the bottom of the sea. I was back in my bedroom ten years ago, looking up at a very much alive Darien.”