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Reborn to Rewrite Her Story

Chapter 3 A Brief Makeover

Word Count: 597    |    Released on: 24/09/2026

pted sister, school, the adopted sister, money, and the adopted sister. Th

nderstandings that the original owner fo

had tons of money. They simply never gave her any. And she didn't try to fight them or insist either. In fact, she did the opposite. She worked so hard she barely had

, taking another look at

finitely look better with about ten more pounds. That cou

irl who said she always thought she had frizzy hair, but it was ac

ond

d a linen closet full of towels. I had to dig through a few more cabinets, but I

ld, it was indeed curly. Maybe more like wave

it didn't turn out so bad. It would look better with the proper products, but my hair

ne thing o

the same. The prescription had obviously been outdated because my vision was not 20/20 with them on, but I d

like the original owner. If they're just going to treat me like crap anyways, the least I c

I expected and by the time it was

al owner had no friends at the orphanage after being bullied for years. Even

I spent my time playing with all the different functions of the seat

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“Lisa Somers is an orphan when she dies. Then she wakes up as the heiress to an empire with 4 brothers, a sister, and parents who love her. In some wild twist of fate or destiny or whatever you want to call it, she has suddenly become Vivianna Carlisle. Hold on! Isn't that the spineless protagonist of the book she was reading?! Oh no! That book sucked! The protagonist gets treated like garbage through the whole book. Even the male lead doesn't appreciate her properly. Don't even get her started on the lame ending! And now she's supposed to live that life? Yeah, right! Things are about to change, big and small. If she's being forced to live as Vivianna Carlisle, then she's going to do it right. That old protagonist didn't know what hit her, but this girl was taking over!”