All Chapters of Reborn to Seduce the Devil CEO : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The rain was loud, like a thousand crying ghosts screaming outside while I lay in my own pool of blood.My hands were shaking so hard I couldn’t feel the pain anymore, just the cold creeping into my bones fast.I looked up at my husband, the man I gave everything to, and saw nothing but disgust in his eyes.“You’re in the way, Eva,” he said slowly, like I was a broken toy he couldn’t wait to throw away.Behind him, my stepsister smiled, her hand holding the same knife that pierced my belly and killed our baby.“Poor Eva,” she whispered sweetly, leaning closer as if she cared, “you were never smart enough to win anything.”I wanted to scream, to curse them, to drag them down with me—but my voice was already leaving me.As the world turned black, I made one wish—I wished for a second chance to destroy them both completely.---I woke up gasping, sweat dripping down my back, my heart pounding like drums in a thunderstorm crashing nonstop.The ceiling above me was familiar, ugly pink with

I pulled into my driveway and turned off the engine, but my hands were still shaking from seeing that figure by the streetlight. The roses were in my passenger seat, and I grabbed them to throw away, but when I stepped out, Julian was already there. "Eva," he said, walking toward me fast, his face red and angry like a child who lost his favorite toy. "What are you doing here?" I asked, backing up against my car, my heart starting to race again. "You think you can just walk away from me?" he said, getting closer. "You think you can embarrass me like that?" "I already told you, we're done," I said, trying to move around him, but he stepped sideways to block me. "No, we're not done," he said, his voice getting louder. "Your father already signed the papers. The wedding is happening." "My father can't force me to marry you," I said, but my voice came out smaller than I wanted. Julian laughed, but it wasn't a nice sound. "You really think you have a choice here?" He grabbed my wris

"What does that mean exactly?" I asked, because I needed to know what kind of relationship he was expecting from me in return for his help. "It means you work for me, you answer to me, and you don't make any important decisions without talking to me first," he explained. "And in return, I get the power to destroy the people who hurt me?" I asked, just to make sure I understood the deal completely. "In return, you get everything you need to make them pay for what they did to you," he said, his voice low and promising. I looked down at the documents again, knowing that signing them would change my life forever and there would be no going back once I committed. "What happens if I say no?" I asked, because I wanted to know if I actually had a choice in this matter or not. "Then you go back to being a powerless little girl who lets people walk all over her until they eventually destroy her completely," he said brutally. "And what happens if I say yes?" I asked, my hand hovering over

The morning came faster than I expected. I barely slept, but I forced myself to get up, dress, and head into the office early. Lucas was already there when I arrived, sitting at his desk with papers scattered around like he had been working all night. He looked up as soon as I stepped in. “You’re right on time,” he said, motioning for me to sit. I sat down. “What’s happening?” He pushed a document toward me. “The first strike. Today, I’m filing a lawsuit against Lancaster Industries for breach of contract, fraud, and misrepresentation.” I picked up the document, scanning the words. “You’re suing my father’s company?” “Yes,” he said calmly. “And this is only the beginning.” I set the paper down. “What will this do?” “It will drag them into court. Force them to explain themselves. And once the investigation begins, the rest of their dirty secrets will come out,” Lucas explained. “And you’re sure this will work?” I asked. He leaned back in his chair. “It’s already working. The m

The whispers from the party hadn’t even cooled down before I started hearing my name everywhere. News outlets ran photos of Lucas kissing my cheek. Social media was full of people speculating. Half of them thought I had seduced him, the other half thought I had claimed him for power. Either way, everyone had something to say. I ignored most of it. Let them talk. Every rumor made my family more restless. But what I didn’t expect was Clara sneaking out of the house that same evening. I followed quietly, keeping my distance. She thought I was in my room, but I wasn’t going to let her move unchecked. She met Julian at a small restaurant tucked into the corner of town, far from the spotlight. They sat at a booth in the back, away from the crowd. I pressed myself against the wall near their table, close enough to hear parts of the conversation but not every word. Julian slammed his glass down. “She humiliated me in front of everyone. Cameras everywhere. Do you know what that did to my r