Rebirth Of The Forgotten Heiress Novels & Stories

My head felt light, "Tokyo? He just ran away? The Richard I know doesn't just run away. He fights. He doesn't accept defeat." I thought about my past life, the one I had been reborn from. I had come back three years in time to fix everything, but the story was changing. It was nothing like the usual script I had remembered. Richard was gone. Eleanor was dead, and Katherine is lurking in the shadows. Was it that easy to be finally free? "Maybe he finally gave up," Michelle suggested, sounding relieved. "Maybe he's really scared of my brother." "Maybe," I whispered. But deep down, a chill ran through me. It felt too easy. It felt like a lie.

“You are not. I know who you pretend to be. Kaia. Vivian’s assistant. The woman who looks like she’s always five steps ahead and nowhere at the same time. But I think you have forgotten who you really are before you let them change you.” “Sounds poetic.” “Sounds true.” He walks past me, over to the shelves I never use. Picks up a book I haven’t touched in years. Flips through it. Doesn’t read. “I’ve seen people do a lot of things after they’re broken,” he says. “Some of them run. Some of them rebuild. But the dangerous ones… the ones who come back quiet, calculated, smiling like they’ve forgotten? They never forget.” I say nothing. He turns and looks at me again. That same calm stare that us

The world had a cruel sense of humor. In one day, the power tables turned. A billion dollar empire got acquired overnight and that too by the owner's ex. Jacintha was no longer the woman Reid could silence, dismiss or scold. She is now his greatest rival. His ex-wife that miraculously rose from the dead is back, and she would not let him rest. She haunted his dreams when he presumed her dead now that he knows she's alive, she is now his living nightmare.

Charlotte stood by the ceiling-to-floor window, the city's glittering skyline sprawling endlessly below like a sea of fallen stars. Her golden-silver gown shimmered faintly in the penthouse glow, but her hazel eyes were distant, lost in a whirlwind of thoughts. Surprise and shock rooted her in place—her hands pressed against the cool glass, her breath fogging it slightly. In her past life, everything had conspired against her: betrayal, isolation, and a cruel end orchestrated by shadows she once called family. Fate had been a merciless chain, dragging her down. But now? Reborn, she had shattered it. She had changed it all by changing him—Howard, the man she'd always loved from afar, cold and

"And yet I always find my way back to Maya. What does that say about me? Or about you?" She didn’t answer. Instead, she turned and stormed off, her heels tapping loudly against the floor until the sound faded into silence. I exhaled and stared out the window. Grandma Loretta had warned me. She always said the heart doesn't forget, no matter how much the brain tries to. And for years, I had let my brain take the lead, ignoring my heart until it grew quiet. But seeing Maya again, the way she looked at me, even with all that pain and hesitation—my heart had come alive again.

And that someone used to be Shane Ryder until Clare claimed him as hers. That night was one of the worst ones I’ve ever experienced. So I push the thought to the back of my mind. Clare is still talking my ear off about how amazing everything looks when two girls walk towards us and I immediately want to run away. It’s Megan Rose and Eden Park, Clare Haistings friends. They both look absolutely amazing in their matching satin oval green dresses and strappy heels. They’ve always matched and I thought it was childish at first then I realized that Clare encourages it only because she looks like a main character when she’s with them.They are mean girls that Clare uses to hide behind in order to k

"Once the imposter's gone, that room of hers? Perfect for our real sister." John and Kevin jumped in too, parroting the same vibe—no pity, no hesitation. Just raw relief like they were finally tossing out some unwanted junk. Those words didn't just hurt; they shredded what was left of her once-devoted heart. But now, Clara was back. Reborn. Standing at the very point where everything had started to go wrong. She stared at them—wolves in human skin—with a heart that had long since frozen over. There was no warmth left for these people. Just a furnace of cold hatred and deep, simmering fury... and finally, a strange kind of calm.

, I said, my voice was soft but laced with intent. He smiled back at me, “I could never forget, it cost me a fortune” he said, his tone was casual but his eyes. His eyes told a different story—regret. He knew that if he had seen the future, if he had known he’d fall for someone else, someone he felt was better than me, he would have never wasted the money on me. A dagger straight to my heart. I let out a quiet laugh, empty and bitter. “Oh… so you remember the bracelet you got me but not the memories you and I both shared?”