If They Let Me Die, I Return To Rule
Audra Ellery thought marriage meant loyalty, family meant protection, and sacrifice would earn her love.
She was wrong.
When the apocalypse descended, the people she had spent her life protecting abandoned her when she needed them most. Betrayed by her husband and the family she had treated as her own, Audra faced her final moments with one painful realisation: she had wasted her life loving people who never deserved her.
But death wasn't the end.
Audra opens her eyes and discovers she has returned to the past, forty days before the world collapses.
This time, she remembers everything.
Armed with knowledge of the coming disaster, a hidden family fortune and an extraordinary ability she has yet to fully understand, Audra makes a decision: she will never again sacrifice her survival for people who would gladly watch her perish.
She files for divorce, uncovers the wealth her family left behind, and begins preparing for a world where money, power and human loyalty will be tested.
While others laugh at her sudden transformation, Audra is buying supplies, securing resources and building a future that no one can take away.
But the apocalypse is more terrifying than she remembers. New dangers emerge, old enemies become desperate, and survival demands more than money and preparation.
Then she meets Ronan Vey, a man with secrets, strength and his own reasons for surviving.
Can Audra learn to trust again without becoming the vulnerable woman she once was?
When the world falls and those who abandoned her come crawling back, will she save them or finally let them face the consequences of their choices?
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Chapter: A Fortune in the MakingThe moment Audra returned to her room, she knew she couldn't afford to waste another day.Bennett's family had made their position clear. They expected her to change her mind, apologise for embarrassing them and eventually return to the familiar routine of being the wife who made everyone's life easier.They could keep waiting.She had more important things to do.She picked up her phone and called the supplier whose number she had saved the previous day."Mr. Eze?""Good morning, ma'am. I was expecting your call.""I'd like to see some of your available stock today. I don't want to place a large order without checking the quality first.""That's understandable. I can arrange for you to visit our distribution centre this afternoon.""Good. Send me the address.""Certainly. And, Miss Ellery?""Yes?""If you're planning to buy in bulk, I would advise you to come prepared. Prices have been changing quite frequently."Audra glanced at the notes on her phone."Then I'll make sure I know ex
Última actualización: 2026-11-08
Chapter: No More PermissionThere was nothing left to settle over dinner. Not between them.She placed her phone on the table and returned to the documents spread before her. Her grandfather's estate was proving more complicated than she had initially expected. There was money, certainly, but not all of it was immediately available. Some investments were held separately, and the trust had conditions that needed to be reviewed before any major withdrawal could be made.She had expected obstacles. What she had not expected was how much time the legal process could consume.Her phone rang.Adrian Cole."Good morning, Miss Ellery.""Good morning, Mr. Cole. Have you received any updates?""I have. I've reviewed the documents you sent, and I think we should discuss the next steps before you make any financial decisions."Audra straightened in her chair."Is there a problem?""Not exactly. Your grandfather made provisions for you, but the trust was structured to protect the assets, not simply place them at your disp
Última actualización: 2026-11-08
Chapter: The Woman they UnderestimatedAudra woke up before sunrise.After getting ready, she left the house for her appointment with Adrian Cole.The meeting was relatively brief. Adrian confirmed that her grandfather had left behind a substantial estate, including investments and company shares. Some documents still required verification, and there were legal procedures to complete before she could access everything.Audra listened carefully, asked a few important questions, and left with the documents she needed.She didn't intend to rush things.Her grandfather had spent years building what he left behind. She wouldn't allow impatience to ruin it.On her way home, she stopped at a cafe and ordered a cup of coffee. Sitting by the window, she reviewed the notes on her phone.There was so much to accomplish.She needed a suitable property, storage facilities, food supplies, medical equipment, vehicles, and several other necessities. She also needed to begin physical training.Money would solve some problems, but it wouldn
Última actualización: 2026-11-08
Chapter: Bloodline FortuneFor several seconds, nobody spoke.Bennett stared at Audra as though he hadn't heard her correctly. His mother, standing beside the kitchen counter, slowly lowered the cup in her hand.“What did you just say?” Bennett asked.“Im sure I was clear when I said it earlier.” She paused for a while “I want a divorce.”A short, disbelieving laugh escaped him.“Divorce? Have you suddenly lost your mind?”“No. I think I've finally found it.”His mother's expression hardened.“Is this how you repay my son? After everything this family has done for you? You wake up one morning and decide you want a divorce because someone asked you to prepare breakfast?”Audra looked at her.It was remarkable how easily they could reduce years of humiliation and exploitation to one breakfast.“I didn't say I wanted a divorce because of breakfast.”“Then what is the problem?” Bennett demanded. “Tell me what I've done.”Audra looked at him for a moment.There were too many answers, but she knew none of them would
Última actualización: 2026-11-08
Chapter: A Wife's Final BetrayalAudra woke up gasping with fingers clutching the bedsheet as she struggled to catch her breath. For several seconds, she couldn't move. Her eyes darted around the room, searching for the broken windows, the rising water and the faces of the people who had left her behind.But there was no water. No screaming. No cold wind slipping through shattered walls.Only the familiar cream-coloured curtains, the soft morning light filtering through the windows and the quiet hum of the air conditioner.She stared at the ceiling, her chest rising and falling rapidly.Then she looked at her hands.They were clean. Uninjured. No longer trembling from exhaustion.Audra slowly sat up, her eyes moving around the bedroom. The wardrobe stood against the wall. Her dressing table was exactly where she remembered it, and the framed wedding photograph on the bedside table remained untouched.She looked at the photograph.Bennett Sayer had his arm around her waist, smiling at the camera. Audra remembered tha
Última actualización: 2026-11-08
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