All Chapters of Rebirth of the Betrayed Wife: The Love He Regretted Too Late: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Nyssa “Mrs. Black… Mrs. Black…” The voice sounded distant, almost like an echo carried by the wind. Everything around me felt dark and heavy. My child… No! I suddenly opened my eyes and gasped loudly, sucking in air as if I had just been pulled out of deep water. For a few seconds, I could only stare blankly ahead. “Mrs. Black?” The voice came again. I blinked several times and finally focused on the figure standing in front of me. It was Anna, our housekeeper. She was looking at me strangely, her brows furrowed with confusion. I stared back at her, my mind a complete mess. Where was I? Where were the doctors and nurses? My heart pounded violently as I looked around. Green grass, flower bushes, the fountain, the garden… I was sitting on one of the benches in the garden at home. Home? Was I not… dead? Did the doctor bring me back to life? Confused, I instinctively lowered my hand to my belly. My stomach… It was round, full, and large. My eyes widened as I lowered my gaze

Nyssa “What is going on here?” Kieran’s voice echoed through the silent living room. Before I could even open my mouth, Gina stepped forward and planted herself firmly in front of me. She dropped the bag she was holding, folded her arms across her chest, and met Kieran’s gaze without the slightest hint of fear. “I should be the one asking that question.” The atmosphere instantly turned tense. For several long seconds, Kieran didn’t respond. Instead, his eyes shifted past Gina and landed directly on me. He dropped his impatient tone, his expression becoming calm and inscrutable before he finally spoke. “Nyssa.” His voice was calm… too calm. “Are you throwing one of your tantrums again?” I stared at him. Before I could stop myself, a bitter laugh escaped my lips. Tantrums? So that was what he called them. Of course he did. In my previous life, every argument we had ever had because of Serena… Every lonely night I spent waiting for him to come home… Every tear I shed becau

Nyssa The moment the man stepped into the jewelry store, the atmosphere seemed to change. For a brief second, my breath caught. The stranger was strikingly handsome. I had thought that after knowing Kieran for so many years, no man's appearance could surprise me anymore. Yet the man standing before me gave off a different kind of charm—slightly cynical, with a relaxed playboy vibe that made him seem easygoing but hard to read. He even had a smile on his face, but his eyes were not smiling at all, clearly showing his displeasure with this unexpected situation hidden underneath that calm expression. Strangely, he also felt… familiar. The feeling came so suddenly that I couldn't ignore it. I was certain I had never met him before. At least... I didn't think I had.Yet when I looked at him, a strange sense of déjà vu washed over me. Before I could figure out why, Gina stormed forward. "Hey! We reserved that necklace first!" My eyes widened. Oh no. I immediately knew things were

Nyssa Innocent? The words sounded absurd. I looked at Serena, who was standing beside him with reddened eyes and a wronged expression, as if she had suffered some great injustice. If I hadn't witnessed her performance myself, I might have believed it too. I suddenly found it laughable. In my previous life, I had treated Serena as my greatest rival. I had feared her, hated her, and even lost sleep because of her. But looking at her now, I couldn't understand why. Beneath that innocent mask was nothing more than a shallow woman who relied on tricks, tears, and other people's sympathy.The fact that I had once been threatened by someone like her now felt ridiculous. Gina opened her mouth again, but this time I stopped her and gently touched her arm. I stepped forward myself. My eyes met Kieran's, and a cold smile appeared on my face. "Interesting. I haven't said a single word to her, and somehow I'm already the villain?" I heard a chuckle behind me. Damian. He walked closer and

Nyssa It happened so fast that I didn't even have time to scream. Before I could react, I was pulled sideways into the storage room close to the restroom, the door shutting behind us. My heart nearly stopped, then I recognized the familiar scent… Kieran. Before I could say a word, his mouth crashed hard against mine. My mind went completely blank. "Kieran—" The protest died immediately on my lips as he kissed me fiercely. His familiar and overwhelming presence surrounded me completely. I hated how familiar it felt. My heart pounded wildly. He broke the kiss and suddenly turned me around, my back facing him. Warm fingertips brushed against exposed skin, making a shiver run through me. I couldn't even tell what he was doing. The sensation was confusing. The loose fabric shifted. Buttons moved. For several disorienting seconds, I genuinely couldn't tell whether he was fastening them or undoing them. Neither of us spoke. The silence felt suffocating. Then finally, he stepped ba