Married To My Enemy After Rebirth Novels & Stories

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

I used my connections to track you down, only to find out that Luca had already brought you into the Family as his girlfriend. "Luca was my nephew, and Antonio was grooming him as the heir. I had no choice but to step back into the role of the uncle. I thought we had missed our chance forever, so I could only watch you from the shadows." Vincenzo turned his head and pressed a kiss near my ear. "But I never expected God to give me a second chance. When you called me the day before the wedding, I swore I would never let you go this time." A few months later, early spring arrived in New York.

The same woman he had once loved deeply—the woman he had been forbidden to marry because his father had chosen someone else for him—was now the very person he no longer wanted to be around. “You married her. You shouldn’t be surprised she’s capable of things like this." He sighed, rubbing his face. “She was never like this when I fell in love with her,” he replied quietly without looking at his friend. Somehow, Harthwore felt this was punishment for what he had done to Adrian’s mother. The same woman responsible for her death was the woman he had gone on to marry barely a month after the funeral. “And now that things have turned out this way, you just have to find a way to fix them.”

My husband's birthday and our third wedding anniversary. Four years before I…died. This could not be real. Was I really reborn? My prayers…they must have been answered. Oh, dear God… “Honey, is everything alright?” An eerily familiar voice filtered through my ears. Merrick. His hand covered mine, and I felt hives break out on my skin. I withdrew my hand quickly, feeling the room spin with so many curious stares. He let her kill me, and he dared to sit there like nothing happened. Like he ever loved me.

"Nadia, are you sure you don't need to see a doctor?" Seeing how much he cared about me and remembering how he died in my past life, I could not suppress my rage. This time, I was going to protect Grandpa no matter what. "Grandpa, I want to marry Sebastian Irving instead," I said, meeting his eyes as I voiced my decision. "What did you just say? You can't marry Sebastian! Everyone knows he's impotent! Plus, he's practically on his deathbed!" Grandpa immediately protested. Sebastian was our family's biggest business rival. He was powerful, wealthy, and utterly mysterious. His only flaws were his impotence and his terminal illness, which was why Grandpa completely rejected the idea.

And somewhere along the way, we both started to want a life beyond the battlefield—something like a home of our own. The decree of reward and the marriage edict spread through the capital at the same time. On the day before my wedding, news came that Yuvan had taken his own life. I looked up at the birds flying freely across the sky, and could only think how unpredictable life truly was. I hoped that in his next life, he would live more simply and happily, and that he would never again let hatred take control of his entire existence.

When the wildfire reached the door to my room at the treatment center, I heard my husband, Lucas Vale, order them to save Serena Cole first. There was only one seat left on the helicopter. He gave it to the girl I'd treated like a little sister my whole life, and he wouldn't even have anyone unlock my door. "Keep her calm. She's emotionally unstable right now. She can't leave the ward without authorization." Seven months pregnant, I gripped the receiver in one hand and cradled my belly with the other. Two hours earlier, he'd wiped away my tears and told me he'd sent me here to protect me. I'd begged him to let me see a lawyer and to look into the money diverted from the foundation. Instead,

I looked at the marriage agreement on my bedside table. I had entered this arrangement to rewrite my own future. I never expected to uncover another family's tragedy. But I wasn't going to turn back. Because if someone believed threatening me would make me run, they had chosen the wrong woman. I had already died once. I wasn't afraid of discovering the truth.

[SYSTEM NOTIFICATION] [TASK 2: DEPLOY SPIRITUAL SPRING WATER TO FIRST CROP MATRIX — COMPLETE] [SPATIAL CROP MATRIX ACTIVE: EXTREME-HEAT TOLERANCE +50%] [AMBIENT MICRO-CLIMATE ANCHORED TO VALLEY BASE] I stared at the glowing text for a long moment, the cool spring water seeping through the glass into my palms. In my last life, I had begged Arthur for a single cup of clean water while chained to a stone pillar in a hundred-and-sixty-degree hell. I had cried until my throat bled, watching Chloe sip ice water from a cooling flask while they bargained away my life for a military shelter pass. Now, I held the very source of life in the palm of my hand. I carried the jar back into the farmhouse. Mo

The thought of leaving this hell-calling home supposed to make me happy and unleeched from the chain instead, I felt worse. I was getting married to someone I hadn't met before and the fact that they were enemies with my family, made me even more bitter. Aware of the bad blood they have with my family would make them treat me like a slave or even worse and the thought of it made me shiver. Lost in my dilemma, my elder sister spoke, "But Mom, doesn't this mean that we will be inlaws with our enemy?" Veronica asked my mother and then, a knowing evil smirk that I was used to seeing crept her lips as she sipped the glass of wine she had been holding since the beginning of this marriage discussio