Begin Again Val Sims Full Novel Novels & Stories

"You should go ahead and keep reciting that story of yours. You might even convince yourself it's true if you say it often enough." Simone's smile completely stiffened. I stared directly at him and asked, "Do you honestly believe that you're the only one who has been reborn, Simone?" Simone widened his eyes in surprise. "W-What?" I stated deliberately, "I had been reborn, too. I remember everything." Simone instantly turned pale. "Do you remember how you protected that woman and sent me to this dungeon, Simone?" Simone started trembling uncontrollably. "Do you remember how you were spending time with that woman when I was on the brink of death in that car crash?"

My parents standing there, watching me burn just so they could steal the Peterson family inheritance that rightly belonged to me. I squeezed my eyes shut to stop the memories playing in my mind like a mocking reel. I was not crazy. It had all been real. Every bit of the pain, the betrayal, and the fire. I had died in that wreckage. But somehow, I was back. Heaven—or maybe hell—had answered my final promise. I was reborn on the exact day my nightmare began. A knock on the door pulled me out of my thoughts. “Kira? Darling, are you awake?”

Sometimes I wondered if the younger me could've ever imagined that the family I longed for would one day become my cage. That one phone call was enough to wake me up completely. I realized that I was still subconsciously comparing myself to Simone. The growing pains that had followed me during my previous life had carried over into this one. I shouldn't let myself be trapped by that so-called love anymore. When the project ended, I picked up my suitcase and boarded a train bound for South City with a recommendation letter from Mr. Reyner and my colleagues. South City was home to the largest research base in the country. Talented minds from all over gathered here to drive innovations and brea

I kept following Nerien, stumbling over loose stones while desperately trying not to trip over my own dress. Every beastman who looked at me had the same expression. Fear. Disgust. Suspicion. Wow. I guess the original Serena really had terrible customer reviews. -------- The farther we walked, the quieter the settlement became. Even the birds stopped singing. "System..." Yes, Host? "Does he always live this far away?" According to the novel... He requested it. "Because?" Fewer interruptions. "...That somehow sounds even scarier." Finally, he stopped. A single hut stood at the very edge of the settlement.

I closed my eyes back and mumbled “And I, you.” This is our forever new beginning…

With that, I hung up and blocked his number without hesitation. Liam must have sensed the tension in the car because he smiled and tried to lighten the mood. “Miss Griffin, you came here to start a new life. Don’t let stuff like that ruin it. We’ll be at your apartment soon. You’re going to love it.” I turned my eyes to the sky. The clouds at the horizon were painted gold by the setting sun, and for the first time in years, I felt a weight lifting off my shoulders. I nodded lightly. “You’re right. I’m looking forward to my new beginning.”

She gasps dramatically. I roll my eyes at that, getting back to what I'd been doing. "Hey, what are you doing over there?" Instead of answering, I turn the laptop screen to face her. "Oh, I love this game." She says, quickly coming over to join me. Because I was bored, I started playing love story on my laptop, I loved the characters and the plot. I was halfway in the game when Avery joined me, but I didn't mind changing the story line. At first Avery and I play well, agreeing on most things but as the story progresses, we start disagreeing on which guy is perfect for the girl, totally delaying the game.

she smiled sadly. Liam shut the taps, pulled her down on the wet tiles, and held her, and bit by bit, she opened up to him. She told him about the end of her engagement, her devastation when Simon left, and her destructive actions, culminating in their hookup and, ultimately, Aiden.

“Did you fight again?” “Well…,” Simon told his grandma the shocking story of his crimes and obediently listened to her scolding, saying nothing other than that he was sorry as she scolded. After a few minutes of scolding and reprimanding him, Sarah was convinced that he was remorseful, she sighed and agreed. “I will go with you.” Simon looked up and beamed. It was almost as if he won Alvira back already.

Simon was slouched on the couch operating his mobile phone when it rang. It was Simone’s number that was identified as the caller’s ID. He wondered if their plan had gone wrong, but when he answered the call, he learned that the plan had eventually turned out to become something else entirely. He had been invited for breakfast at the Griffin’s beach house. When he stepped out into the sunlight, he felt like he had been born into this world as a vampire. The sun was scorching hot. He looked toward the direction of the ocean and it was bare. The water was still reddish in color.