After Rebirth I Married My Fiancé's Uncle Novels & Stories

"That's right. Back when Whitney needed surgery, you not only gave her all the money you had, but you also donated a considerable amount of blood to her. Honestly, Whitney would probably have to devote her life to you to repay you for what you've given her." I struggled to keep my expression calm, but my heart was bitter. It turned out that in my previous life, Hayden had lied to me when telling me about his college entrance examination results. He lied to me about being a volunteer for an earthquake relief team for three months. He said that his funds could not cover the cost of his meals. I had felt genuinely sorry for how pale he looked, so I went hungry myself just so I could save on liv

If he was asking for something, well, why not just give it to him? "Jen, when did you become so funny?" Wendy laughed. "He doesn't seem very heartbroken to me!" "Your guess was right. He's already planning to have another child." My uncle is cold and selfish. Maybe he was genuinely upset when he first heard the news about my cousin. But people don’t come back from the dead, and he’s the type to think practically. He’s just over fifty—he could easily have another child. "Your aunt’s still in the ICU."

She had been reborn, too. However, I found her words utterly ridiculous. “We were the perfect couple? A happy marriage? You mean the one where my lawfully wedded wife got pregnant with my brother’s child? The one where she locked me in the attic and left me to die?” Natalie was stunned. The color drained from her face. She said, “You… You were reborn, too? Yes, you were! That’s why you chose Yvonne in this life!” Then, she suddenly burst into laughter. “That must be it! I should’ve known!

Before either of us knew what love was, we were already in it. His eyes turned hard. "And the prophecy. One word from me, and no one will breathe it again." I blurted out, "Then why did you reject the marking ceremony with me?" The second the words left me, I had the answer. He'd never really wanted to reject it. So in my last life… had it been the same? Maybe he'd thought we'd marry, settle into something stable—live like any other couple. But Catherine died on the day of the ceremony. He decided it was his fault. If he hadn't used her in his stupid little rebellion, she would still be alive.

Natalie Bennett spent her first life being the perfect wife. When her fiancé, Ryan Coleman, brought his pregnant mistress to their wedding and demanded that Natalie accept both her and the unborn child, Natalie swallowed her humiliation and married him anyway. It was the worst mistake of her life. Years later, betrayed by the husband she protected and the family members she trusted, Natalie discovers that her marriage was never about love. While she sacrificed everything to keep her family together, Ryan was helping the people closest to her strip away everything that belonged to her. By the time Natalie learns the truth, it is too late. She dies with only one regret: she shou

“Yes, Rafiq. A thousand times yes.” Their friends emerged from the shadows, cheering and celebrating the couple’s new bankruptcy. It became a super evening, filled with laughter, love, and promises of forever. But the joy of the notion became brief-lived. The following morning, Aisha received a cryptic email from a call she hadn’t seen in years from her estranged cousin, Adil. The difficulty line examines, “Urgent: Family Matters.” Adil’s message became short but ominous: “Aisha, there is stuff you want to understand about the company's drawing near your challenge. It’s bigger than you watched, and it includes our family. Meet me if you need the reality.”

My fingers trembled on the edge of reality as a thousand memories surged into my mind…hospital, betrayal, blood, the staircase, his hands, my death. I was back. Two years before. Back to the very day I said yes. He waited with his eyes bright with anticipation, the same eyes that once watched me fall. I swallowed the bile in my throat. My heart hammered in my chest but not from love, but from clarity. This wasn’t fate. This was my rebirth. And I would rewrite the ending. "Yes." I said as I smiled. His face lit up as he leaned in to kiss me. I let him but behind my lashes, I didn’t see my future husband…I saw a man already dead.

With Lucas’s protection, I didn’t have to be wary of Elias in the future. “What are you thinking about?” Lucas’s voice brought me back to the present. I smiled at him before responding, “It’s funny how life is so unpredictable. I divorced Elias, only for me to end up marrying his uncle.” “Do you regret it?” “No way! This is the best payback ever! Elias better give me some respect because I'm his aunt now!” Lucas let out a low chuckle. “It’s fate,” he said and before I could respond, he added. “We shall have a wedding later to make our marriage more credible.”

When Lilith, the woman my fiancé Andrew had never gotten over, was kidnapped and used as leverage by a rival family during a critical transfer of power, I urged him to put the Family first and wait until our internal affairs were stable before rescuing her. By the time he became Don and went after her, Lilith's body had already been dumped in the wilderness. She had died horribly. Andrew never blamed me. If anything, he treated me better than ever and refused to let anyone defy me. Later, after seizing control of both families, he slaughtered my people. His first act was to deliver me to the rival family bound to mine by a blood feud. He stood by while they tortured me to death. He stood ove

" In my past life, my family was destroyed while Uncle Jackson's family earned the admiration of others through their pretentious devotion. Now that I was reborn, I refused to be anyone's pawn.