Chapter 1

Anthea Yeager’s eyes fluttered open to a world of darkness, the thick scent of stale beer invading her nostrils. Though sight failed her, her keen senses as a tech mogul whispered a truth. It was no longer the world she knew.

Where was she? Was she even alive?

Fumbling for a switch, Anthea flicked on the light.

Click!

The room flooded with a harsh, sterile glow, and Anthea surveyed her surroundings with a steely calm. Drawn curtains, a sea of empty beer bottles, and cigarette butts strewn across the floor were all signs of a soul in the throes of despair.

Memories cascaded into her mind, and as she methodically pieced them together, one conclusion became clear. She had undergone a soul journey, and now her spirit resided in an unfamiliar body, retaining the original host’s memories.

The original Anthea Morris was an object of envy, a silver–spoon heiress born into opulence but regrettably bereft of common sense. Illiterate in more ways than one, her high school peers knew her as the family’s laughingstock.

Three days prior, the Morris family had uncovered a shocking truth that Anthea was not their biological daughter but a child mistakenly swapped at the hospital.

The revelation had rocked her world, leaving it utterly colorless. Already distant, the Morris family viewed her with undisguised disdain.

The true heiress was Rebecca Yeager, a paragon of grace and talent, whose accomplishments outshone the original’Anthea’s like the sun does the moon.

As Rebecca would officially reclaim her place in the Morris family, a lavish feast awaited her downstairs, attended by the big shots of society.

With the past dissected and understood, Anthea steeled herself for the switch. The lives they each should have lived were about to be corrected.

sweat, Anthea opened the wardrobe, only to be assaulted by an array of outfits

the mirror, a caricature

“No way!”

idea, instead throwing on a long–sleeved cover–up over the

the Morris couple,

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her appearance. It was Rebecca’s day. What business did this fake

myself if I were her. What’s the point of still breathing

ugly and a

of low birth and hasn’t got a place to stay. Anthea’s been used to this extravagant life and doesn’t want to

you guys know Carole is a home wrecker? God knows who Anthea’s

turns out she’s a bastard

air, but Anthea stood unflinching, a mountain amidst

Anthea closer. “Come here. Let me introduce you to your sister, Rebecca. You

who clung to the Morris name like a stubborn stain. But they

Rebecca

“Mom, I thought I only had two brothers.

among paupers, repelled by the dreary cellar of her supposed upbringing. She hated the low lives around her and never believed she was

commoners.

was uncontainable. Yet, her past life haunted her, a well–dealt hand played disastrously. Misguided by a deceptive suitor, she had met a

this life was not the last. Reborn with the memories of her previous existence, Rebecca held a trump card the average person lacked. She would not repeat the mistakes of

she would surely outshine

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