After Being Reborn, I Got the Biggest Luck while My Boyfriend and His First Love Suffered — Novel

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In a world where choices ripple through time, Alice finds herself reborn at a pivotal moment—a chance to rewrite a tragic fate. On a high-speed train, a simple act of kindness spirals into a web of tension and betrayal. Larry, her boyfriend, is torn between his childhood sweetheart, Daisy, and the mysterious woman whose presence might alter everything.

As Alice navigates this new reality, the stakes rise with each decision. Can she break the cycle of jealousy and revenge that once led to her demise? The undercurrents of love and resentment twist around her, leaving Alice to question: How far will she go to protect herself and the future she yearns for? With Larry's fury igniting at every turn, and Daisy's dark intentions lurking just beneath the surface, Alice must confront the ghosts of her past—and the consequences of her actions.

Every choice she makes could either save her or pull her deeper into a tragedy she thought she escaped. In a race against time, can Alice rewrite her story before it’s too late?

After Being Reborn, I Got the Biggest Luck while My Boyfriend and His First Love SufferedChapter 1

On the high-speed train home for the Independence Day holiday, my boyfriend's childhood sweetheart couldn't get a ticket.

In order to sit with her, my boyfriend directly sat in the seat of the person next to him.

Just before the train departed, a plain-looking middle-aged woman stood beside them and said that was her seat. But neither of them had any intention of giving it up.

I forced my boyfriend to return the seat to its rightful owner.

His childhood sweetheart, sulking in protest, stood the entire journey. She suffered a miscarriage and bled to death.

He calmly arranged her funeral and then married me.

But on the day I went into labor, he bought me standing tickets and forced me to endure three days and nights on the high-speed train.

When he saw me bleeding profusely, he laughed with maniacal arrogance.

"Alice, this is what you owe Daisy Miller. If you had not stopped me that day, she wouldn't have died! Die, you monster! Join Daisy and her unborn baby!”

He stomped on my swollen belly and both my baby and I died on that speeding train.