Rebirth: Shattering My Sister's Facade Novels & Stories

“The baby’s heartbeat is strong.” I exhaled slowly. My hands were shaking. I looked at Riya, and for the first time in my life, I said it: “I’m sorry.” She met my eyes. “You didn’t have to protect me.” “I didn’t,” I agreed. “I protected him.” We sat there, surrounded by rubble, burnt crystal, and fading magic, two sisters born of hatred, now linked by something more powerful than revenge. Redemption.

REBORNED Episode seven Then…I saw her. I sobbed. I haven’t cried in a long time And I did. “Nona!” I ran to where her body laid and tried to wake her up by shaking her body vigorously. I saw that two of her legs were scalded by the fire and she could not move. She could not breathe and she kept groaning in pain. Good God, she is alive! I sighed shakily in relief and wasted no time in attempting to carry her up.

I wanted to be strong, perfect, normal but the more I tried, the more the cracks showed. Then came that day, the betrayal, the slap, the blood. Liam’s body collapsing, my power bursting free like it had been waiting centuries to escape. Fire, pain, chaos. The smell of burning skin. My sister’s scream. Her face blistering while I stood there frozen, too shocked to even save her. I choked on air that wasn’t real.

A sharp pain surged through me as I held my head. Sweat clung to my skin. _Wait... skin?_ I blinked again. I wasn't cold. I wasn't bleeding. I was... alive. My hands flew to my chest. _No wound_ My heart thundered in my ears. Then everything came back—my mother, my sister, Vera, Kael... my mate. Their laughter. Betrayal. The pain. The darkness. The death. And yet... Here I was. The moon goddess had granted me a rebirth, and I was sure not going to waste this chance.

She had no idea she had gotten through to someone. “‘Anabel, ask your father when it will be time to do the announcement”’ Anabel walked up to Sir Lucas and repeated her mother's words to him, he stared back at her and indicated 10 minutes with his hands. Anabel was happy, she was finally going to prove to everyone she was better than her sister. She knew Arielle was behind what happened to her and Edward and she was going to get her revenge on her ten times. Everyone would know she was better, Edward loved her but her sister had no one. She would throw herself at the nearest man available. She had made sure to add up the dose so the effect would be more intense on her.

“Because you’re my sister. I have to protect you.” “Why? You never cared before.” “I did. And I still do.” She pulled me into a hug and wrapped her arms around my shoulders, taking me in as she buried herself into my neck. She whispered almost quietly, “I already lost you once. I will not lose you again.” My gaze sharpened slowly. The thoughts started to piece together. Since I woke up in this new life, my sister changed completely. Was she one of the many events that changed? If so—it could only mean one thing. Lydia was reborn.

I have to fix everything I broke. Outside her window, the sun was setting, painting the sky in shades of orange and red. A new beginning. Or perhaps, a second chance at the beginning she'd thrown away.?

Pain. The rejection. The loneliness. The rage. Everything I had buried Everything I had survived Came crashing back at once. I dropped to my knees, gasping. “LILA!” But I couldn’t hear them. Not anymore. Because I wasn’t in the clearing anymore. I was somewhere else. Dark. Cold. Familiar. And in front of me Stood someone I never wanted to see again. She smiled. Slow. Cruel. Her eyes glowing red. “My dear sister…” she whispered.

Then— The price appears on the screen. One life… For millions. Adrian’s. Not Elaine’s. Not Clara’s. His. Lily whispers, “That’s…” Cruel. Elias nods in the recording. You always were the Anchor. Only the Anchor can reopen the Fracture safely. Choose willingly… And every forgotten world returns. Refuse… And they disappear forever. ⸻ No one speaks for several minutes. Finally, Adrian quietly says, “If it’s true…” Elaine turns sharply. “No.”

"You were reborn too." The light turned green. I raised the window and placed the glass between our worlds again. Before it closed completely, I said, "In the last life, we already settled our debt." The car moved forward. Adrian chased for a few steps, but the bodyguards stopped him. In the rearview mirror, he stood at the street corner like a statue soaked in rain. I looked away. I felt no thrill of revenge. I felt no old love rising from the ashes. I only felt a peace that had finally landed.