LOGINAfter eight long years, Alia Morvane was at her happiest when she discovered she was a little over four months away from giving birth to her and Jasper’s child. Everything seemed perfect, and she hoped that her husband’s cold attitude toward her would finally change once their baby arrived. But the dream she held so dearly came crashing down. While crossing the street, Alia was struck by a speeding car—leaving her not only gravely injured but also causing the loss of her unborn child. Devastated and broken, Alia lost the will to live. She thought her story had ended when she died… until she heard what her child told her. “You haven’t been living your best life… but I’ll give you another chance—to change your fate,” he said. Trusting her child’s words, Alia was sent back eight years into the past. This time, she vowed to change everything—herself, her choices, her life, and her destiny.
View MoreKristina’s face darkened as her eyes swept over the crowd, glaring at everyone watching them. “Shut up, all of you!” she yelled. The whispers immediately stopped, leaving the onlookers speechless. No one dared to offend Kristina—doing so would mean offending the Anderson family as well. “And you, Alia Morvane,” Kristina said coldly, turning her sharp gaze toward her. “You’d better be careful next time.” She was about to walk away when Rhea suddenly spoke up. “Wait, Kristina. Don’t be so hard on Alia. She already explained herself and said she didn’t mean to hurt you. Please, forgive her.” Kristina’s expression softened slightly at her friend’s plea, though the resentment in her eyes toward Alia remained. “Fine. I’ll forgive her this time. But next time—” she turned back to Alia with a deep frown, “—I’ll make her apologize to me tenfold.” “Oh, Kristina, you really are so forgiving,” Rhea said sweetly, squeezing her friend’s hand. She then cast Alia a brief, secretive sneer. “T
Rhea watched Alia’s retreating figure disappear beyond the bathroom door, an evil grin spreading across her face.“Just you wait, you b*tch,” she muttered under her breath. “I’ll make sure you’re humiliated this time. I can’t wait for everyone to tear you apart.”Unaware of the malice brewing behind her, Alia headed toward the dessert table. She picked a few desserts and settled at an empty table, deciding to eat before she looked for Eduardo. The confrontation with Rhea earlier had left her surprisingly hungry.She still couldn’t understand the depth of the woman’s hatred. Rhea was willing to do anything—lie, scheme, even kill—just to marry into the Silvercrest family.If I were like her, I could’ve done far worse, Alia thought bitterly.But she shook the idea away almost immediately.No. If I stoop to her level, I’ll be no different from her kind of wickedness.With that, she focused on the desserts, eating with genuine gusto. The sweetness helped drown out the lingering bitterness
The moment Rhea entered the bathroom, she caught a glimpse of Alia’s figure slipping into one of the cubicles. She didn’t confront her right away. Instead, she walked calmly to the sink and began washing her hands, taking her time as she waited.When she heard a cubicle door creak open, she finished rinsing off the soap and turned off the faucet. She reached for a tissue, drying her hands slowly before turning to face Alia—who was also washing her hands.Alia wanted badly to avoid Rhea, but she knew the woman beside her would never stop until she dragged her down to the ground.Without looking at Rhea, she spoke while washing her hands. “Do you have something you need from me, Ms. Caldwell?”“Alia, do you really think you’re living in Dreamland? Wake up. Stop fooling yourself,” Rhea said.Alia shut off the faucet, calmly grabbed a tissue, and answered, “don’t worry. I’m fully awake and aware. But I think you should wake up too, Ms. Caldwell. Living as someone else’s mistress isn’t exa
“Mr. Silvercrest,” Kristina called him sweetly. “Did you come alone?”“Yes,” he answered shortly. “Why did you ask?”“Actually, Mr. Silvercrest, I personally asked my brother to send out an invitation to you.” Kristina smiled proudly. “I have guests who said you wanted to strike a deal with my grandfather. Perhaps… you’d like me to help you out?”Knight stared at Kristina, who was gazing at him with hopeful intensity.Does she really think she can help me when Caspian already told me Old Mr. Anderson rejected every attempt for a private meeting? he thought.Kristina felt her nerves spike when Knight remained silent, so she spoke again.“Mr. Silvercrest, I’m offering you help. Aren’t you going to grab the chance?”He wanted to respond bluntly—but this wasn’t the place. He did not want to embarrass Kristina in her own home, and he respected Eduardo. So he answered carefully, “You don’t have to offer help, Ms. Anderson. I’ve already spoken to your brother about it, but your grandfather d












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