All Chapters of If Life Had A Rewind Button: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

The news of Mr Pearson’s death hit Mr Jungle like a physical blow. In a blind rage, he cleared his desk with a single, violent sweep, sending everything crashing to the floor.He looked at Gia with icy cold eyes and asked, his voice dropping to a deadly whisper, “Didn’t you promise me that when Mr Pearson saw the video clip of his daughter covered in blood, he would finally let his son start that business venture?”Gia stood frozen; she opened and closed her mouth, but nothing came forth. The plan had mutated into a nightmare she hadn’t foreseen.Mr Jungle’s gaze was as if he intended to tear Gia apart, and he hissed, his voice trembling with suppressed rage, "Get out of my sight. Go to the Pearson family to offer our deepest condolences.Give them whatever support they need. Ensure that Mr Pearson’s son starts his business venture the moment the funeral is over, or you'll be the next one we are mourning.”Fifteen minutes later, Gia pulled into the Pearson family driveway, her heart ha

Austin looked at Gia, his eyes burning with the knowledge of the video clip she had sent, and said, “Miss Gia, you broke my sister’s body and used the footage to stop my father’s heart.Now, get out of my sight before I show the media exactly what kind of support you and Mr Jungle provide.” Then he got into his car and drove away.Gia refused to back down; she walked towards the door and knocked. Butler Greg ushered her to the living room.She took the grieving Mrs Pearson’s hands, her expression one of pained sincerity, and said, "Mrs Pearson, Mr Jungle has been like a brother to your husband.He is heartbroken at the thought of not being able to pay his final respects. Please allow us to attend Mr Pearson’s funeral service.”Mrs Pearson patted Gia’s hand, her eyes glistening with misplaced gratitude. A wave of profound relief washed over her; she had been terrified that Mr Jungle would seek retribution after she rejected his financial backing for her son’s business venture.Deeply mo

Gia remained staked out in her luxury car until nightfall, but the Pearson family residence stayed dark and empty.Terrified of Mr Jungle’s volatile wrath if she returned empty-handed, she went so far as to silence her phone to ignore his incoming calls.She was completely blind to the fact that Mrs Pearson had already moved into her son’s Penthouse, having deliberately altered her plans specifically to avoid crossing paths with her.Gia’s choice to put her phone on silent instantly triggered Mr Jungle's deep-seated paranoia. When his repeated calls went unanswered, he became entirely convinced that she had betrayed him.At 8 pm, Gia couldn’t believe her eyes when she saw Mr Jungle’s black Bentley parking diagonally to block her front bumper.The driver's side door of the black Bentley slammed open, and then Mr Jungle stepped out of the car. He walked with slow, menacing purpose straight toward her driver's side window.Panic gripped Gia's chest, freezing the air in her lungs. She scra

A cold, mocking smile touched Prosecutor Long's lips because he had expected exactly that kind of response.He handed the document to the court orderly, who quickly placed it directly on Judge Cronje’s bench.Prosecutor Long looked at the nervous prison warden and said, “Your Honour, I have just handed over the certified forensic network logs from the Department of Correctional Services for that exact morning.”Then Prosecutor Long turned to Mr Cloud and said, “The prison's digital switchboard was audited, and not a single internal call was routed to your block during your entire shift.However, your personal unregistered burner phone received a call from an anonymous caller. Five minutes after you hung up, a cash deposit of one hundred thousand rand was cleared into your mother's bank account.Now, let me ask you one more time, and remember you are under oath. Whose order were you following, Mr Cloud?”The courtroom erupted into a chaotic storm of whispers. Judge Cronje slammed his ga

In the blink of an eye, the year of mourning was over. It had carved a deep hollow in Rain’s heart, but Maddox had spent every day since filling it with steadfastness and grace.For the first time, she didn't feel the phantom weight of her ex-husband’s betrayal or the suffocating grief for her son pulling her backward. Instead, she felt light.Rain looked up at her brother, Harvey, her eyes brimming with profound gratitude, and she said softly, “Big brother, I don’t have enough words to thank you for the unyielding support you have given me through the darkest days of my life.I have never experienced this kind of unconditional love. May the good Lord bless you abundantly. It’s time for us to go back home now, Big Brother.”Her brother offered her a gentle, tired smile, the weight of the past twelve months finally lifting from his chest.He shook his head, refusing to let her carry any debt of gratitude toward him, and he replied, “Family stands together, baby sis. That’s what we do.T