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The Billionaire's Second Chance: A Heart He Couldn't Keep

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 351    |    Released on: 12/06/2025

rison Ethan called home. My remaining time felt like

past warmth, cut through the silence. "Chloe

I remembered making him soup once, when he had a cold, years ago. He' d kis

unging on a chaise lounge like a queen. S

er batch. "

tant. Ethan, witnessing it, merely kicked me in the ribs. "Useless," he muttered. He then dragged me to the unheat

ital. A doctor was speaking to Ethan in hushed tones. "Her condition is

o interrupt. "Doctor,

g, that burn must be agony. I' ll be right there" – barely glanced at me. He tol

r hand, a tiny red mark barely visible, with Ethan' s hand gently holding hers. The caption: "My hero, Ethan, fussing over

The internal clo

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The Billionaire's Second Chance: A Heart He Couldn't Keep
The Billionaire's Second Chance: A Heart He Couldn't Keep
“I woke up, flung ten years into the past, carrying the crushing weight of a previous life I desperately needed to undo. My last memories were of Ava's lifeless face in a casket, her death the culmination of my twisted, misguided vengeance. I had systematically tortured her, believing she embodied all my pain, only to discover she was the anonymous donor who' d literally given her heart to save my life. That unbearable truth, revealed too late, plunged me into an abyss of guilt, leading to a brutal, self-sacrificial atonement. Now, miraculously reborn, I was determined to rewrite history, save my family, and fiercely protect Ava from the torment I once inflicted. I vowed to earn her love, to prove I was worthy of the sacrifice I brutally repaid. But as I found her in this new timeline, thriving and happy, she was engaged to another man and completely indifferent to me. Her calm rejection cut deeper than any physical pain, a stark reminder of the love I had irredeemably destroyed. Can I ever truly amend the monstrous past, or am I forever condemned to watch her happiness from afar, haunted by the memory of the woman I needlessly lost?”