Reborn Student, Regrets All Around Novels & Stories

Rieka rolled her eyes, flipping the page. "Wait, personality traits?" Ralph raised his brows at her. "You know, she's just like Lupe." "Oh, yeah yeah." Rieka brows arched in realization before she took her eyes back to the book, scanning through. "Here!" "Most times, the new body is ignorant that he/she is a reborn. They experience weird dream, which are visions of their past life." Rieka breathed out a heavy sign, staring at Ralph. "This is all we need."

The lump in my throat was not letting me speak, "He was such a beautiful baby. I wish you could meet him. He... he used to call me Moo. I can still hear his voice. In my dreams. In real. When I am busy with some chore. When I am taking a stroll. Sometimes I can almost feel him around me." He wiped away tears from my face, "I am so sorry, honey. I am so sorry. Why you never told me this?" "I was scared. I was scared that no one will believe me. I read about rebirths when I was twelve. Never knew it does exist. Never imagined that it could happen to me." He leaned his head on the headboard, letting the tears slip on his face. "I had been such a bad Luna, Noah. Instead of taking care of my pack

I could almost imagine their eyes turning into heart shapes. I sighed again and again. Sorry Professor, even though I like you, I don't like your tricks. I guess I just regretted that we didn't do the stereotype introduction. I really hate it at first because, in everything I've read about school settings, that's the scenario. But I need it now to survive. I don't know if it's just me but ever since I woke up in this world, I have had many regrets that I didn't know about in my life before. Things I didn't expect I would regret later on.

Reene The moment I opened my eyes, and heard that voice, I concluded that I wasn't fated to be lucky. In my past and present life. "Luna Amber, are you awake? Or should I say Alpha Ethan's sex toy?" The voice was calm, and filled with mockery. I shuddered, and my heart turned cold. It was the same voice which had haunted my dreams right after I woke up. Since my rebirth. It was Alpha Dennison Hogan's voice.

He let out a bitter laugh and walked away. As it happened, he ran right into my dad, Marcus Nichol, who was just coming home. Without saying a single word, Dad simply punched him hard and strode off. The others finally accepted their fate as well, each selling off their belongings to pay back their debts. Some still wanted to retake the SAT, hoping that if they pushed through and waited until next year, when the whole thing blew over and no one remembered them, they might still have a shot at an Acorn League college.

Kailey seemed to have thought of something and hurriedly said, "Jasper, aren't you curious about who released those videos?" "What do you mean?" Jasper narrowed his eyes slightly, his expression grave. Seeing that Jasper had calmed down a bit, Kailey breathed a sigh of relief and continued, "Jasper, think about it, if we wanted to make you lose your reputation, how could we have let you act in such a big IP as Reborn: Magic of Love. Isn't it like lifting a rock and stoning our own feet?"

MAEVE I woke up the next morning without a hangover, feeling lighter than I've felt in years. My rebirth was a reality...I was still here, I was still living in this second chance. And I woke up without dread sitting on my chest. No mental inventory of everything Alexander needed before I had even brushed my teeth. Just the morning light coming through the yellow curtains, the quiet of the house, and the small uncomplicated fact that I had somewhere to be that had absolutely nothing to do with him.

But when I got back, I found Heidi, Kole, and several classmates waiting outside my family's villa. "Finley…" Heidi's face flushed red before she finally forced the words out. "We're sorry. About everything." Kole and the others lowered their heads too. "We shouldn't have believed Jeffrey. We almost ruined your life over lies." The SAT results were out. There was no way they could achieve the same results as in my last life. Missing one session was enough to drag students who originally had a shot at top universities down one or two tiers. As for many of the others, in this life, they would either end up at community college or go straight into construction sites or factories.

He relived the frantic ache he’d felt when it was already too late, when Ophelia’s life had ended before his eyes and he could do nothing to bring her back. No. Not again. Not this time. He had died filled with regret—and now, impossibly, the world had spun him back to the beginning. This was no ordinary waking; each fragment of memory rooted itself in him, real and irrefutable. He was certain with every beat of his weak heart. He was reborn.

She whispered to her reflection: “If they want me… they’re not ready for what happens next.” Because Sheraphina wasn’t the same fragile girl she’d been before rebirth. She had survived death once. She wouldn’t bow to the shadows now.