All Chapters of Rebirth Has Never Felt This Good : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

191. Jessica Ollie’s eyes sparkled with a smile plastered on his lips as he spoke about his brother. “He looked really different but his eyes… whenever I look at them, I still see my little brother,” he said. “I just wish he would be more open with me. I get that we’ve been apart for years but I’m still his blood,” Ollie complained. I sighed deeply and while I had never been in his shoes, I mirrored his pain. When I lost Anna, it was as if my whole life had crumbled. That was the worst part, the pain of knowing that I would never get to see her for the rest of my life. “It’s good that you found him. Nothing is stronger than the bonds siblings share and I know with time things will fall in place,” I encouraged. He nodded his head with a sigh. “He’s been through a lot, babe. The stories he told me… no child deserves a life of pain and torture. And somehow, I can’t help but blame myself…” “Shhhh, don’t do that,” I interjected. “You were a child yourself. You did your best and e

193. Oliver Rowan was absent minded the whole time. We walked into the theatre for the show with our popcorn in hand and all through as we watched, he stared blankly at the screen, his mind faraway. I had asked a thousand times if he was enjoying himself and he would responded with a curt nod or a dismissive yes. And even when his favorite part came on, he didn’t seem to find it funny. “When you were a child, you would cry and thrash around if mum decided you’ve had enough screen time for the day,” I said, turning to face him. Rowan looked at me with bored eyes, digging his hand into his popcorn. “Dad was the one who would plead on your behalf and mum would soften up a bit,” “I can’t remember any of that and I don’t mean to be rude but I can’t recall any of this. This show… I’m just not getting anything from it,” Rowan said. I appreciated his honesty but also knew he wasn’t being fair. He had barely paid attention to the show. After sitting for three hours with a disintere

195. Jessica Ollie had invited Rowan for dinner. I was uncomfortable with that invitation but after seeing the way his eyes sparkled when Rowan agreed to come over, I swallowed my protest in. For dinner, I made spaghetti and meat balls. We all sat in the dinner table, Ollie spilling funny moments from his childhood with Rowan. Meanwhile, Rowan sat stoic, occasionally giving a wry smile with his eyes fixed on me. The goosebumps appeared again as my eyes met Rowan’s. He looked too familiar as he held my gaze with a sly smile. “Do you like the food?” Ollie asked him. Rowan dragged his eyes from me, facing Ollie. “I must say, you hit the jackpot dude. She’s beautiful, intelligent and a great cook too,” he complimented, tucking a forkful of meatballs in his mouth. Ollie’s smile widened. “I know right. I don’t know what I did right to have a woman like her as my woman,” he said. My heart fluttered at his words as I reached out to hold his hand. Rowan threw a dark look at Ollie,

197. Jessica “Don’t you think you should’ve waited for grandpa’s opinion on Regi… Rowan, before giving him a free pass into the house?” I asked Ollie, hoping he had not noticed the slip. “Not exactly,” Ollie replied. “If anything, Grandpa would be upset he didn’t have a room yet in this house,” he defended. I shook my head. “But you don’t know that. Plus, what will he be doing when he comes to visit?” I asked, folding my arms. Ollie shrugged. “Maybe go through the company’s files together. He needs to learn about how to run things anyways and we can always use the study room here, that way we’re close to Grandpa,” he argued. I gave up trying to make Ollie see things bay way as my phone rang out. It was Alice. “I have to take this,” I said, excusing myself to the balcony. “Girl!!, it’s been ages. What’s up?” Alice asked. “Well, I’ve been okay, you?” I asked. Alice giggled. “I’ve been having a blast darling. With Susanne’s face plastered in the media, I can hardly guess the r

199.OliverI was so elated to introduce Rowan to Grandpa. When I opened the door, Grandpa was being fed by the nurse who took care of him in the house.He gave me a wry smile. “Oliver, you’re here,” Hearing my name from his lips brought me so much joy. After the accident, Grandpa became the only family I had. He made my grieving less painful with his presence.“Of course I’m here. My favorite person in the whole world needs me,” I replied with a smile.Grandpa scoffed. “Don’t let Jessica hear you,” he teased.I noticed the little crease on his forehead as his eyes trailed from me and landed on Rowan. “And who could this be Oliver, a friend?” He asked.I turned to see Rowan had gone rigid on the spot. “Uhhh, he’s family, grandpa,” I replied.“How so?” Grandpa asked, looking more confused.“Good day sir, I’m Rowan,” Rowan introduced himself.“Nice to meet you too, boy. Although I’m still lost,” Grandpa said.I smiled, taking a step forward and sitting on the bed with grandpa. It was