All Chapters of Reborn to Ruin Her Husband : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Bloody wake up call

THEA’s POV The hospital room was too quiet. I lay there, my body feeling like it was made of lead. I couldn't move my fingers. I couldn't open my eyes. All I had left was my hearing, and the sound of the heart monitor's steady beep... beep... beep... "Is it done yet?" That was Maya’s voice. My sister. The girl I had protected from our father’s temper, the girl I had given my own inheritance to so she could live like a princess. "The doctor says it’s only a matter of minutes," my mother replied. Her voice sounded bored, as if she were waiting for a late flight instead of her daughter’s death. "Did you get the ring?" I felt a cold, tugging sensation on my left hand. My wedding ring, a simple platinum band I had cherished because I thought it tied me to Elias was pulled roughly from my finger. "Got it," Maya whispered. "Elias won't even notice it’s gone. He hasn't visited once in the three months Thea’s been in this bed. Why would he care about a ring?" The pain in my ch

Divorce Me

THEA’s POV “Tell him,” I said.I walked toward the dressing room.The walk-in closet was the size of a small house, filled with rows of suits in muted grays and navy blues, colors Elias liked. I used to dress like a shadow so I wouldn’t offend him.I found a pair of scissors on the mahogany island.Maya hovered in the doorway, trembling with rage.With a sudden, violent movement, I grabbed the front of the slate-gray silk robe I was wearing, the one Elias had bought me because it made me look “meek” and sliced a jagged line right through the middle.Maya gasped, her hand flying to her mouth.I didn’t stop.I went to the mirror and looked at my hair. It was long, styled in soft waves that fell over my eyes, making me look shy and submissive. With three quick, brutal snips, the hair fell to the floor in clumps.Jagged.Uneven.Alive.Now, my eyes were sharp, exposed, and full of a dark, vengeful light.I finally looked like someone who was alive.“Get out of my room, Maya,” I said, my

His House, His Rules

THEA’s POV In my first life, that voice would have made me jump. My father had a way of making me feel like I was five years old and failing a test. I used to spend my allowance buying him expensive watches just to get a "thank you" that never came. "Thea!" My mother’s voice joined in, high-pitched and fake. "Honey, you're clearly stressed. Elias, dear, please open the door. Our daughter is having some sort of breakdown. We need to take her home so he can rest." 'Rest' was their code word for 'Sign the papers while we drug you with sedatives.' I knew their playbook by heart now. I looked at the door, then back at Elias. I expected him to open it. I expected him to hand me over to them like a piece of unwanted luggage so he could get back to his emails. That’s what he did in the past, he always let my family "handle" me. But Elias didn't move. He didn't even look at the door. "Is that why you want a divorce, Thea?" Elias whispered, his eyes searching mine with a terrifying

First Act of Revenge

THEA’s POV The morning news was a bloodbath. I sat at the long, marble breakfast table, sipping my coffee and watching the television mounted on the wall. The headline scrolling across the bottom made the bitter caffeine taste like nectar: "STERLING ARCHITECTURE DROPS 40% AS MAJOR INVESTORS PULL OUT." My father’s company. In my first life, this was the week they used my inheritance to buy out their competitors and become a dynasty. But because I hadn't signed those papers, the "bridge loan" they were counting on didn't exist. They were hemorrhaging cash, and they were terrified. Elias sat at the head of the table, his eyes fixed on a digital newspaper. He hadn't said a word to me since he let me out of the bedroom an hour ago. He looked unbothered, but I noticed the way his grip tightened on his tablet every time I shifted in my seat. "Your father called me six times this morning," Elias said, his voice cutting through the silence. "He’s begging for a bailout." I didn't ev

His First Rule

THEA’s POV Elias was still leaning over me, his face so close I could see the dark blue flecks in his eyes.I looked at him, and for a split second, I didn't see my husband. I saw a jailer. In my last life, I would have cried. I would have begged him not to say such scary things. But that Thea died in a cold hospital bed while her sister laughed.I didn't answer. If I told him the truth that I wanted to be free from everyone, he would never let me out of this room. Instead, I stood up and simply turned to walk out of the dining room. I could feel his eyes on my back, watching me like a hawk. I ran up the stairs and locked myself in the library. My heart was pounding, but my hands were steady. I pulled out the burner phone. A text was waiting from Mr Hale: "The Southview deal is ours. Funds moved to the 'T.V.' account as requested. Pleasure doing business with a ghost." A cold, satisfied smirk pulled at my lips. In my first life, I didn't even know how to check a bank balance.

Her wish, His command

THEA’S POV Elias leaned in until I could feel the ghost of his breath against my lips. He was waiting for me to flinch. "You think you’ve grown claws, Thea," He murmured, his voice dropping to a low, dangerous vibration. "But you’re still in my house. You’re still wearing the ring I bought you. And you’re still breathing the air I allow you to breathe." He suddenly let go of my wrists, but he didn't move back. He straightened his tie with a slow, deliberate calm giving me a chilling smile. "Stay here," He commanded. "Reflect on your investments while I go to the office and decide what to do with a wife who likes to play thief." "I'm not a thief, Elias. I'm taking back what was stolen from me," I snapped, standing my ground even as my heart hammered against my ribs. He reached the door and paused, looking back over his shoulder. A dark, cold smirk played on his lips. "Then consider this your first lesson in business, sweetheart," Elias said. "The winner is the one who controls

Live Broadcast

THEA’s POV I sat back on Elias’s chair looking directly at the minuscule camera. He was probably watching me. I sighed pushing away the heavy folders and documents placing each where they belonged. At times like this, I wish had someone to depend on with these issues.I came back with a goal to end both my husband and my family. And now finding out Elias seems to have the same goal with me is surprising. Why didn’t he ever tell me ? Or was that why he agreed to marry me? So he could have special access to ruining us ? The heavy clicking of the lock interrupted my thinking and I looked up to see the door slowly opening. Two maids were carrying a silver tray with tea and expensive little sandwiches. I scoffed softly. They never bothered to serve me privately before. Always regarded me as scum because their master thought so too.In my past life, I would have been so grateful for the attention. I would have thanked them with a shaky voice and stayed in the room, hiding under the

His crazy wife

THEA’s POV I stared at the screen, my breath hitching. Even though I knew he was a monster, hearing him tell the whole world I was crazy felt like a physical blow to the stomach. He wasn't just defending his company. He was throwing his own daughter under the bus to save his money. He was painting a target on my back so no one would believe the truth."He’s doing it again," I whispered, my voice trembling. "He’s trying to kill my reputation so he can lock me away forever."In my first life, this move would have destroyed me. I would have collapsed on the floor and waited for the doctors to take me away. But this time, I wasn’t going to let them walk all over me. No matter what changes they make, I knew the numbers of the company. Jim walked up to me, his hands shaking as he held out a slim, silver laptop. "Here, Madam. It’s the backup unit from the security suite. It has an encrypted line."I took the laptop from him without a word. I sat down on the expensive velvet sofa right in

Signature from the past

THEA’s POV “What do you mean she’s here?.” I had to clarify again. Jim shifted on his feet again. “We are not letting her in though. She’s just out there with the reporters causing nuisance and—.”I stood up making him stop in the middle of his speech. I sighed heading towards the entrance. I had to face them sooner or later.“Ma’am.” Jim’s eyes widened as he realized where I was going. “You don’t have to go out there, the security is handling it.” This never happened in my last life. But I guess that’s because someone never exposed my father. The noise was so loud now that I stood closer by the front door, clutching the silver laptop to my chest.I knew exactly what was waiting for me outside those black iron gates.“Open the gates, Marcus.” I instructed the other security and he looked to Jim for assistance while the other shrugged. “Do I have to repeat myself?.” I took a deep breath as he communicated my introductions. The humid air hit my face as the gates opened and so did

In the Lion’s Den

THEA’s POV The head specialist, a man with cold, grey eyes, didn't flinch at Elias’s threat. He reached out and tapped a specific line on the yellowed paper Maya was holding."Mr. Vane, I understand you are a powerful man," the doctor said, his voice flat and robotic. "But look at Clause 4, Section B. It states clearly: The signer waives all rights to spousal intervention in matters of pre-existing familial medical history. This document was signed before she was a Vane. Legally, her father still holds the medical keys. If you interfere, we will call the police for obstruction of a medical emergency."Elias’s face turned a shade of dark red I had never seen. He looked like he was ready to burn the whole world down just to stop them from taking a step closer to me."I don't give a damn about Section B!" Elias roared. "She is staying here. If the police come, I’ll tell them the same thing!""Elias," I said softly.He didn't hear me. He was too busy staring Maya down, his chest heaving.

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