All Chapters of Rebirth Of The Billionarie Ex Wife: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Anna POVToday marked my second day walking through the large, glassy doors of this organization.My chest thudded with anxiety… or something I couldn’t quite name. It wasn’t fear. It wasn’t nerves. It was something else. Deeper. Something that coiled low in my belly.I sat, eyes locked to the screen in front of me. My fingers moved carelessly over the keyboard, tapping nonsense. The only thing in my mind wasn’t the work—it was him.Earlier this morning, Hae-Jae had handed me a bunch of files to type. Just simple things. He said it softly, with that same charming smile he gave last night.“Miss Anna?”I looked up.A woman stood in front of my desk. Curvy, graceful… bold. But I still felt more elegant. More composed. She might’ve had the body, but I had the power.“Hi,” I said, standing as a gesture of respect.She smiled politely. “Someone’s here to see Mr. Hae-Jae.”“Who?” My voice sounded calm, but my heart started racing in anticipation.Please, let it be him.“A male,” she replied

Anna's POV"I got a message earlier in the office... said you were kind of strict with Max."Hae-Jae’s voice came calmly as he sat across from me, watching while I glanced through the files I brought home. I didn’t even look up—Max actually did a pretty decent job today, and I couldn’t lie about that. But hearing Hae-Jae say those words?It instantly messed with my mood.I paused and shifted my gaze to him, my face now pale and unreadable. That soft part of me? I locked it away again."Who said that?" I asked, voice flat.He gave a small shrug. "Just wanted to ask if it was true."I smiled faintly. Controlled. Sharp."Not really. Just taking him through the office protocols. Nothing more."His eyes locked with mine, searching like he was trying to read behind my words. I didn’t blink. I didn’t fold."You just joined the office three days ago," he said, tone carrying a hint of disappointment. "You don’t even know anything about that place yet."He released a tired sigh, like he was exh

Anna POVI stood in front of the mirror, staring at my reflection.I wore a royal blue bridal satin strapless corset gown that hugged my body just right. The gown flowed gracefully to the floor, with a slit stopping just above my knee, revealing just enough to keep things tempting but not too loud.My hair was done beautifully—styled carefully by the housekeeper. Soft waves framed my face perfectly. The makeup gave me a whole new glimpse of myself. I looked... stunning. Beyond what I expected.I picked up the silver clutch Max gave me earlier today. It matched the dress he got me too. He really had good taste, and tonight, I felt like he wanted me to shine.But as I opened the door to my room, his facial expression from earlier flashed through my mind like lightning.The way he looked—hurt.The way he spoke back at me and Hae-Jae—bold, almost bitter.That moment had stayed with me. Even as I smiled and moved on.I sighed deeply.I had warned Hae-Jae about no romance at work.He had wa

Anna POVMy arms were wrapped tightly around my legs, tucked close to my chest as I sat curled on the couch. I looked like someone deep in thought—maybe even worried—but truth be told, I wasn't even close to that.I was plotting. Calculating. Finding more ways to strike back at him and watch him bleed—not literally, but painfully enough to feel it in places deeper than skin.A smirk slowly danced on my lips as a new idea sparked in my head, sweet and dangerous all at once. I purred at the thought, my fingers tapping against my knee, already picturing how this move would shake his little ego.Just then, a knock came, dragging me from my beautifully vengeful thoughts.My eyes darted to the door, brows rising. “Who’s there?” I asked, uncurling my arms and letting my legs fall naturally.“Hae-Jae,” came the calm, familiar voice.God, why did his voice always stir something so warm inside me?I didn’t mean to smile, but it appeared on my lips anyway,one of those uncontrollable, heart-tingl

Anna’s POVMy chest twisted with thoughts—confused, tangled, unrelenting thoughts.Had I really been played by both Max and Hae-Jae?They acted like they didn’t know each other, like they were strangers on opposite ends of my world. Yet both told me to stay away from the other. Both pretending. Both hiding.I leaned back in my chair, the legs creaking slightly as I pushed it away from the desk. The air felt heavier than before. Thick with uncertainty, regret, and something I couldn’t name.Then the door burst open, snapping me out of my spiraling mind.“This is already past working hours,” a voice said, calm and steady.He leaned against the doorframe—casual, like his presence didn’t just mess with my head. I couldn’t even look at him. Not now.I turned my gaze to the wall, avoiding his eyes like they were fire. His presence alone made everything more complicated inside me. Too complicated.“Working late?” he asked, his voice softer now.I nodded silently, the lump in my throat making