All Chapters of Reborn for revenge : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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CHAPTER ONE: The end and beginning

The night the house burned, the police said it was an accident.A faulty stove. A careless candle. Some said I committed suicide. They said I couldn’t watch my sister marry the man I gave my life to so I choose to end it all.But I remember the truth.I remember the way the door was locked from the outside, the way smoke crawled into my lungs like something alive. I remember pounding my fists against the wood until my hands bled, screaming a name that never answered back. And above the roar of the fire and the dizziness hitting me I saw her, my sister in the hands of my man , the man I dedicated my life to , the man I killed for.They stood together hand in hand in smiling so sweetly and I knew, it was them Fire swallowed everything: my room, my memories,the future I thought I had. My life flashed before my eyes and I realized how stupid I had been and I swore if there was a second chance I will be stronger. The last thing I saw was the ceiling collapsing ,and the last thing I felt w

CHAPTER TWO: Dinner with my grandfather

Grandfather poured tea into my cup, the faint frown still lingered on his face.“What changed your mind?” he asked.I took his hand, looked into his eyes, and said, “I feel safe with you, Papa.”It was a half-truth.I am safe here—but for how long?I am still fifteen.Still a child.Still smiling.But not for long.I remembered when the rivalry began. Around this time. Lucinda—my stepsister— fifteen as well, and my stepmother, Selena, was already pushing her toward the light, making sure her daughter was seen.The first rule of standing at the top is simple: be known by the people who matter.Selena knew that.If my memory serves me right, Lucinda would write to me soon. They wanted to know if I was a threat. If I was a competition.Two days later, the letter arrived.The envelope was soft pink, expensive to the touch. My name was written neatly, carefully—like she practiced.Big Sister Seraphina,Mama said I should write to you since you’re back in town.I hope you’re doing well. Are

CHAPTER THREE: Real miss vale

The days passed by peacefully and I didn’t hear from Selena, her daughter or my simp of a father. Life was peaceful, I went to endless shopping sprees with grandpa. He claims we are getting school supplies but I think we both know that he is just too happy because I decided to stay with him.School is resuming in a week and I won’t lie , I’m excited. In my past life, I couldn’t attend school because Lucinda was scared people would realize she is the adopted daughter so she went crying to my father and I ended up home schooled, but this time it won’t happen, I will put my all into school work and make grandpa proud . School resumed after a week and I was taken to my new class by the principal who handed me over to my homeroom teacher. The classroom goes quiet the moment I step inside.Thirty pairs of eyes turn toward me—curious, measuring, already deciding what kind of girl I am. The homeroom teacher clears his throat and gestures for me to come closer.“This is Sheraphina Vale,” he

CHAPTER FOUR: Secrets

After the morning drama, I lost interest and decided to just go home straight. On my way home, I passed by the market and decided to buy a few things. I wanted to make something simple and sweet for my grandpa, but by the time I got home, it was already late. The house was quiet and even empty.I was halfway up the stairs when I heard my name.I stop.Grandfather’s office door is slightly ajar, light spilling into the hallway. His voice is low, clipped in a way I rarely hear—controlled, careful.“I won’t pretend this doesn’t complicate things,” he says.Another man responds, but I can’t make out the words. His voice is rougher. Older. Someone who isn’t family.“—she doesn’t know,” Grandfather continues. “And I intend to keep it that way for now.”My fingers curl around the stair railing.Keep it that way?A chair scrapes softly inside the room. Papers rustle.“She’s still a child,” Grandfather says, more firmly now. “She’s already been through enough.”The man sighs. I catch fragment

CHAPTER FIVE: A room full of eyes

The classroom went quiet the moment I stepped in.Not the respect reserved for teachers, but the silence of judgment.Sharp glances, and disgust hung in the air like something stale.I took my seat without hurry and stared out the window. I didn’t open my notebook. I didn’t bother pretending to listen.Lucinda arrived a few minutes later.And I watched as everyone in the class tried to help her with one thing or another.She laughed softly, practiced and sweet, the picture of grace.she was the school beauty for a reason.Her eyes flicked to me.Surprise.When the teacher,Mr Hawthorn entered the class, the helping students all ran to their sit. Mr. Hawthorne began his lecture. His voice methodical and dull. I drift—not out of disrespect, but disinterest. I had already learned this. Twice, if I count my past life.I felt his stare before he spoke.“Miss Sheraphina.”I turned .“Do you find my lesson unworthy of your attention?” he askso coolly.A ripple of laughter passes through the c

CHAPTER SIX:The bet

Chapter Six : The BetThe announcement came at the end of class.“The Regional Science Competition,” Mr. Hawthorne said, tapping the paper in his hand, “will be held in six weeks. This school may nominate up to two candidates.”Excitement went through the classEveryone sat straighter This competition mattered. Rankings. Reputation. Futures.Mr. Hawthorne’s gaze swept the class. “Those interested may submit their names by Friday.”I looked up from my sit, raised my hand and said“I’ll participate.”The room went quiet.Then laughter.Not cruel. Not loud.disbelieving.“You?” someone whispered.“She’s only been here a week.”“She thinks she’s that good?”Lucinda turned in her seat, eyes wide with concern. “Big Sister… are you sure? This competition is very demanding.”“I’m sure,” I replied.Mr. Hawthorne studied me, brows drawn. “You understand this isn’t a classroom exercise, Miss Sheraphina. It’s regional.”“Yes.”He sighed. “Confidence is admirable. But results matter.”I nodded .

CHAPTER SEVEN: The test scandal

Midterms were supposed to be ordinary.At least, that’s what everyone expected from me.But when the teachers began grading, whispers slithered through the staff room like smoke.“Look at this.”“That can’t be right. Check again.”“She’s… number one?”“But—wasn’t she barely passing before?”For ten full minutes, all they did was stare at my test paper.The math teacher even held it up to the light, as if answers would magically reveal themselves as “fake.”Finally, unable to decide, they posted the results publicly.And the school exploded.The hallway was packed so tightly it felt like the walls were breathing.Students screamed, shouted, argued. Phones recorded every second.“Who’s number one?”“Move, I can’t see—”Then the list refreshed on the digital board.The top two names appeared.1. Sheraphina Vale— 98%2. Lucinda Vale—80%The crowd went silent.Then chaos.“That’s rigged!”“She must’ve cheated!”“The principal totally favors her!”“Lucinda had always been the top one!”Thei

CHAPTER Eight: The competition begins

CHAPTER Eight — THE COMPETITION BEGINSThe City Youth Academic Competition drew more attention than usual this year.Not because of the competition itself—but because of me.Reporters crowded the entrance.Parents whispered.Students stared.“The girl who got the perfect score is here.”“I heard she almost got expelled.”“Do you think she cheated?”A familiar chorus.But today, I didn’t shrink away from it.I walked forward steadily, my uniform neat, my expression calm.The judges watched me with curiosity.Unknown to me, in the VIP balcony, someone else watched too.The auditorium brightened as a small crowd of executives walked in. Photographers raised their cameras, the atmosphere shifting instantly.He walked in the center.Tall.Sharp suit.Cold expression that silenced the room.Elias Trent.Youngest billionaire investor in the region.Owner of several tech companies.Sponsor of the competition.Not that I knew any of that—yet.Most students stared in awe. Some whispered.Lucind

CHAPTER NINE:The lies bleed

When I walked through the academy gates Monday morning, the air felt different.Not heavier—Just full.Of whispers.Of stares.Of awe.Students who once looked away now stepped aside, creating a clear path as if I were royalty passing through.Some whispered behind their hands:“That’s her—Sheraphina Ashford.”“The girl who beat the scandal AND won.”“She’s terrifying… in the best way.”Others smiled nervously.A few bowed their heads in respect.The school that once tried to silence me now held its breath when I passed.Even the teachers straightened when they saw me, nodding politely, some apologetically.But Lucinda ?She stood at the top of the stairs, arms crossed, forcing a smile that didn’t reach her eyes.“Look who’s suddenly popular,” she said sweetly, but her fingers dug so tightly into her books that the covers bent.I simply walked past her as if she were invisible.The students watching gasped.Selena’s jaw clenched.Her perfect control cracked.And just like that—The p

CHAPTER TEN: When jealousy sprouts poison

The scandal did not fade.It grew.And so did Lucinda’s jealousy.Since the competition, whispers followed me in the hallways—but they weren’t cruel anymore. They were curious. Respectful. Even admiring.“Sheraphina solved that logic puzzle in under a minute.”“I heard the judges asked her to tutor the team.”“Is she… actually a genius?”Every compliment was a thorn in Lucinda’s side.And jealousy, when fed long enough, stops being petty.It becomes violent.One afternoon after class, I stayed behind to gather props for the school festival. When I stepped into the empty storage room, I felt it instantly—A presence behind me.Before I could turn, someone shoved me.Hard.My shoulder slammed into stacked boxes. Dust exploded around me.“Oops.”Lucinda.Her voice was sugar-coated venom.“You should be more careful, Big Sister,” she said lightly. “Accidents happen.”I straightened slowly, brushing dust off my uniform.“Are you done?” I asked calmly.Lucinda’s expression twitched. She had

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