Reborn: The Medical Heiress's Sweet Revenge

Chapter 6

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od inside, gray knit sweate

. His smile froze for a moment

a little misunderstanding

n't step aside. She crossed her ar

omething to sa

s tone taking on tha

an with no one to depend on. She's a guest in

curved

, ordering people around, treating me

garette, met Alexis's cold stare, and stopped. He took half a

busy at the clinic to spend time with you. Marr

pocket and pulled out the cheap silver-plate

the wooden porch floor and

Bertrand Williams. Th

ch. Bertrand's pupils shrank. He stared at the

reak off the engagem

looked

m not marrying you, and I'm not being

face turn

t even finish high school, you can't find a proper

yours. Take your things

up and reached

me! I don't believe you're

wall, holding it across her chest. Bertrand missed and stumbled forward, almost slamming his h

today to apologize to my mother and Christy-otherw

s sne

your dear Christy. One leech and one fr

s eyes. Then, furious, he shoved both hands ag

g! Open this door! Today I'm g

. Kahlil charged out, eyes blazing, a hardwood slingshot in his hand. He pulled a steel ball

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Reborn: The Medical Heiress's Sweet Revenge

SHANA GRAY Romance

“I spent twenty-five years as an unpaid servant for the Williams family, raising a son while keeping my fiancé's clinic running. But as I lay dying in a damp basement, my adopted sister Christy tossed a fake marriage contract and a birth certificate in my face. The son I worked my fingers to the bone to raise was actually theirs. Bertrand, the man I loved, stood there coldly and admitted he drugged me twenty years ago to ruin my reputation so I would cling to him. He even confessed to swapping my grandfather's heart pills, murdering my only family just to steal our secret medical manual and my estate. Then, Christy smiled sweetly and pulled my oxygen tube. "You were just a barren substitute. You can go die now." As I suffocated in the freezing dark, my heart shattered with absolute hatred. Why was I so blind to their lies? Why did I let these two monsters drain my blood and destroy everything I loved? Opening my eyes again, I was back to the morning I was twenty, right before our official engagement. This time, when Bertrand came knocking with his fake smile, I threw his cheap ring at his feet and locked the door. I was going to protect my grandfather, and I would make them pay for every drop of blood they took from me.”