LOGINI died trusting the wrong people. My husband left me behind when the evacuation began. My family stole everything they could. And when the world collapsed, I learned the government had known the truth all along. Then I woke up. Sixty days before the dead rise. This time, I remember everything. I know which cities will fall first. I know what supplies will disappear. I know who will betray me. So I prepare in silence. But the future begins changing. The outbreak comes early. The infected are evolving. Someone else remembers the apocalypse. And the man who betrayed me in my first life may not be the same man standing beside me now. I thought I was reborn to survive the apocalypse. I was wrong. I was reborn because something far worse is coming.
View MoreI didn't move.My hand tightened around the kitchen knife."Open the door, Scarlett."The man's voice came again.Calm.Almost polite.That frightened me more than shouting would have.I glanced toward the window.The two men were still standing near the black SUV.One had his hands in his pockets.The other was looking around the property.They weren't acting like ordinary security guards.They looked like they had come prepared.I took one silent step backward.Then another.How did they know my name?I had only been awake for a few hours.I hadn't told anyone about my plans.I hadn't even told Adrian.The only people who knew about my inheritance were the lawyer and me.Unless...My phone.I looked at the screen.The last message was still there.They aren't here for the property.My heart was hammered.Someone had been watching me long before I realized it.I moved toward the back door.Maybe I could escape through the trees.I had just reached for the handle when the front door opened.I froze.I
I stared at the black screen.My reflection stared back at me.For several seconds, I couldn't move.Someone who remembers what happened.The words kept repeating inside my head.Someone else knew.That shouldn't have been possible.I had died.Then I had woken up sixty days in the past.Nobody else should remember the future.Nobody.I checked the phone again.Nothing.No message.No number.No call history.It was as if the conversation had never happened.My fingers tightened around the phone."Who are you?"I whispered the question even though there was nobody around to answer.I looked through the windshield.The parking lot was crowded.People were carrying shopping bags.A woman was arguing with her child.Two men were laughing beside a parked car.Everything looked normal.Too normal.I suddenly felt exposed.I started the engine and drove away.I didn't go home.Instead, I drove to the nearest café and parked at the back.I needed to think.I ordered coffee I didn't want and sat in the cor
"Scarlett?"Adrian's voice pulled me back to the present."Are you listening?""Yes."I leaned against the edge of my desk.My fingers tightened around the phone."What do you need?"He laughed."I knew I could count on you."That sentence almost made me laugh.In my previous life, those words had been enough to make me feel important.Now they only made me sick."I need you to transfer some money to my mother's account," Adrian said. "She wants to pay for some renovations at the house."I closed my eyes.There it was.vThe same request. The same amount.I remembered what happened next in my first life.I had transferred the money without asking questions.Then another request came.Then another.Before long, I was paying for almost everything.Adrian's mother's medical bills.His brother's car.Their vacations.Their groceries.Even the expensive furniture they bought for their house.I had never complained.I thought we were family.I had been an idiot."How much?" I asked."About twenty thousand
I was dying.I knew it because I could no longer feel my legs.The cold concrete beneath me had become strangely comfortable, even though blood was spreading beneath my body.I tried to move.Nothing.My fingers scraped against the floor."Help me!"My voice came out weak.Nobody answered.Of course nobody answered.The shelter was only a few meters away.I could see the thick steel doors through the rain. I could see the people packed behind them.And I could see my husband. Adrian.He was standing beside the evacuation vehicle with his mother and brother.Safe.Leaving.My heart cracked."Adrian!"I forced myself to scream.His head turned. For one brief second, our eyes met. I thought he would come back.I was his wife.After everything I had done for him, he couldn't possibly leave me here.Could he?Then his mother grabbed his arm."Adrian, we have to go!" He looked at me again.His lips moved.I couldn't hear him through the storm.But I knew what he said."I'm sorry."The vehicle star






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