All Chapters of Reborn Before Doomsday: My Ex husband will kneel : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

### Evelyn stood motionless beside the bed, staring at the glowing words in front of her. **Survival Storage System initialized.** **Current capacity: 10 cubic meters.** She reached out cautiously. Her fingers passed through the text, and it vanished. “Show yourself again.” Nothing happened. Evelyn frowned. In her previous life, she had heard rumors about people developing strange abilities after the apocalypse. Some could produce fire, others possessed unusual strength, and a few claimed to have storage spaces. But those powers had appeared after the disaster began. She had never heard of anyone receiving a system thirty days beforehand. “Storage,” she whispered. A faint pull stirred inside her mind. She focused on the bedside lamp, imagining it disappearing. The lamp vanished. Evelyn stumbled backward. For one terrifying second, she thought she had destroyed it. Then she sensed something occupying a small space inside her consciousness. She could feel the lamp sitting

## Evelyn woke before sunrise, her mind already occupied with the day ahead. For a few seconds, she lay still, listening to the quiet apartment. Then she remembered the apocalypse, the storage system, and Nicole Mitch standing outside her door the previous night. Her stomach tightened. She had spent too many years believing that keeping the peace was the same as being loved. She would not make that mistake again. After washing and dressing, Evelyn opened her notebook and reviewed her priorities. Food was important, but money and shelter came first. Supplies could be purchased gradually. Losing access to her savings or being trapped in an unsafe building could ruin everything. She needed to know exactly what she owned. At the dining table, she spread out her financial documents. Her personal savings were untouched, but the joint account contained money she had contributed toward their household expenses. She would not take what was not legally hers, yet she would no longer allow

### Evelyn had barely finished breakfast when her phone began ringing. Nicole Mitch. She watched his name flash across the screen before answering. After yesterday's argument, she had expected him to stay away for a while. Apparently, he had other plans. “Evelyn, where are you?” he demanded. “At home. Why?” “Get dressed. We're going to lunch.” She almost laughed. “Are we?” “Yes. My mother wants to see us, and Vanessa will be there too.” Of course Vanessa would be there. In her previous life, Nicole had often invited his lover into situations where Evelyn was expected to smile, behave politely, and pretend nothing was wrong. Whenever she objected, he accused her of embarrassing him. Evelyn had spent years swallowing her hurt to preserve the appearance of a happy marriage. She was finished doing that. “I'm not coming,” she said. “What do you mean, you're not coming?” “I mean I have things to do.” “Don't start this nonsense again. My mother has already made arrangements.”

## Nicole arrived at Evelyn's apartment before nine the next morning. She knew it was him from the furious knocking. “Evelyn! Open this door!” Evelyn finished tying her hair before walking to the entrance. She checked the peephole, sighed, and opened the door only as far as the security chain allowed. Nicole's face was red with anger. “What exactly were you trying to accomplish last night?” “Good morning, Nicole.” “Don't play games with me. You humiliated Vanessa in front of everyone!” Evelyn leaned against the doorframe. “I asked her about my bracelet. If that embarrassed her, perhaps she should explain how she got it.” “You made me look like a fool.” “You managed that yourself.” His jaw tightened. For a moment, Evelyn saw the man who had abandoned her in her previous life, the one who had watched her suffer and decided she was no longer useful. The memory sent a chill through her, but she refused to let him see it. Nicole lowered his voice. “Listen. I know you've been

By six the next morning, the rain had not stopped.Evelyn stood beneath the narrow awning outside her apartment, watching muddy water race along the gutter. The street that had been dry when she returned home last night was now covered in shallow water. Plastic bags, leaves, and empty bottles drifted past the parked cars.In her previous life, she remembered the first great flood arriving much later.This was not supposed to happen yet.She checked the date on her phone. Twenty-two days remained until the apocalypse she remembered, but the weather was already behaving like the world had begun to fall apart.A car struggled through the flooded intersection. Its engine sputtered once, twice, then died. The driver climbed out, cursing as water soaked his trousers.Evelyn tightened her grip on her umbrella.She had spent too much time preparing for the disasters she remembered exactly. If the timeline had shifted, she could not afford to assume everything else would happen on schedule.He