Rebirth Of Vengeance

Chapter 1

Christmas Eve, a night meant for celebration, turned into a nightmare for Natalie Shawn.

Kidnapped alongside her husband's mistress, Jennifer Simpson, she was left to her fate while her family chose to save Jennifer. Easton Garcia, the man she loved, pushed her down the stairs, ending her life and that of her unborn child.

As her soul watched her own lifeless body, Natalie found herself laughing at the irony. The family she had defended so fiercely wanted her gone.

In the days leading to her death, Natalie's brothers sacrificed her for Jennifer's sake: her face disfigured, her arms broken, her body wracked with poison, and her legs shattered. Each brutal act was to ensure Jennifer's survival. Natalie had been four months pregnant when her husband, in a moment of desperation to save Jennifer, pushed her down

the stairs.

Dead and unrecognizable, she felt a strange sense of relief, as if she was finally free. Her soul lingered, watching over her family for decades, until Easton's death finally brought her peace and the chance to move on.

about to step into the light of release

How could you kidnap Jennifer? Are you crazy?" Easton's

stared at the man she'd thought she'd seen die. 'Easton? What's going

you be so cruel as to kidnap Jennifer? I really regret

I won't press charges. But it's over between us," he

mind still reeling as she looked around the familiar

herself back at Jennifer's birthday party, the scene of her false kidnapping accusation, where Easton had handed her divorce papers, and the

door, Natalie had hesitated to sign away their marriage. That hesitation led to a sad ending-she could still see him pushing

she vividly remembered the despair on his face when he found her lifeless. Calling her a failure was harsh, especially coming from someone who'd always been kind to her, and

this second chance, Natalie learned a harsh lesson: love wasn't enough to earn respect. Resolved not to

emotional turmoil behind. She was determined to face challenges directly

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