Novel & Cerita The Do Over Book

When I walked out of the operating room, Gabriella Colleone, the Donna, looked at me and froze. "You?" She pulled out a check from her purse and slapped it against my bloodstained scrubs. "That's your payment. Take the money and forget you ever saw my son! Sylvia might not have a clean background, but at least she's likable. She's much more useful than an orphan surgeon with no status like you." I looked at the amount written on the check. One million dollars. Ten years of devotion, bought off for pocket change. I tore the check in half and dropped it into the trash can.

" Without waiting for their reaction, I turned around and walked straight into the bathroom. In my new life, I only want to live for myself. After a while, Baron's voice came faintly from the doorway. "The rain's too heavy. I'll take Michelle home first. Get some rest. I'll be back later." The sound of running water mixed with the clear click of the wooden door opening and closing. The ache in my chest had completely disappeared. After finishing my shower and getting changed, I reached up to the top shelf of the bookcase and pulled down a thick book. Inside it was everything I had saved over the years. Most of Baron's salary had gone to Michelle. What little remained had been given to his mo

This is a continuation of the "Sex Doctor (His submissive)" BOOK 2----THE SEX DOCTOR (HIS SUBMISSIVE)18+ (Prologue) I was used by the person I loved so much, I was murdered by my ex boyfriend that I never wanted back, I was raped and humiliated by two men...whom never got punished for their crimes. Everything I wanted in life never came true and do you know why? Because I can never have everything in life but nobody says that I can't have my revenge on people who used me.

Aileen's POV I was the one who made the decision to break up with him and leave him for what he has done to me but then today, I just proved to myself that I haven't moved on at all, he was still able to move my emotions. I tell myself that I've moved on and I don't need him anymore, he was a cheater and I deserved more than him, I was way too worthy and all but turns out all of those thoughts were delusional, I haven't moved on and I have not gotten over him.

Elena Vale has spent her entire life sticking to the rules, until the night she's forced into an engagement she never wanted. Fleeing from her high-society cage, she ends up in a grimy bar, drinking with a brooding stranger who offers the one thing she never expected: freedom.  Jack Roman is the last man a woman like Elena Vale should marry. Tattooed, sharp-tongued, and hiding secrets behind his sea blue eyes. He's everything she's been taught to avoid. But when an impulsive drunken wedding turns into a full-blown scandal, Elena seizes the chaos. She makes him a deal — six months of pretending, then they part ways. To Elena, faking a marriage with a stranger is supposed to keep her

I responded. "It was you who saved me, Megan. I know I would have become unhappy if I stayed there, and I don't know if I would ever be free from my heartache. It was the best move I have ever made in my life, Meg," she declared. "And I could say if ever I need to go back to the past, I will still choose this path to be with you, Meg, and Axel. Megalopre is our new home, and we both fell in love with the place, even if we found it so hard to settle at first because we were both broken-hearted at that time, and the only difference was that you became a mother after nine months," she said, and I smiled at her.

"As for Donovan, his overseas creditors saw the news and came straight to Dryana. I heard that two days ago someone pulled a sack over his head on the street and broke his nose. "Now he hides in Amanda's rental place. The water and power have both been cut off, and he barely dares to breathe too loudly." I listened without any emotional ripple. A quiet sense of satisfaction settled inside me, like dust that finally fell after a long storm. In my previous life, they had destroyed my home and ruined my name. In this life, I simply returned their own cruelty to them. "That's divine retribution," I said.

"Just change the destination in the app. I won't charge you for the rest." They paused at that, then all three looked at me. "Go on. Cancel it." I tightened my grip on my phone, catching the way their expressions softened at the thought of saving money, and knew it was finally time to get out. "I'm not canceling." I didn't even look at them. Lillian stared at me. "What's wrong with you? If you've got a problem, go get it checked." "Stop acting like being broke is something to be proud of. It's embarrassing."

Mariella's Point-of-View In a serene study of a hillside manor across the city, sunlight filtered through the tall windows. I stood by the window, watching Papa carefully prune the roses in the garden, while Stefano stood silently behind me. I gradually recovered under the meticulous care of the top medical team, and the cut on my lower abdomen had healed, leaving just a faint mark that would gradually fade over time. "These just came in, Ms. Lombardi," Stefano said as he placed the documents on the desk. They were the official confirmation of Lane Group's bankruptcy and liquidation, along with briefings on Yvonne's death from her injuries and Logan's sentence to life in prison.