Reborn In a Murderer’s Embrace

Chapter 104

The Larson family had managed to get Coraline a position at the Langley Group, and with my limited influence, it was tough to get her in or cause her any trouble. I simply didn’t have the connections within the company.

It was like being caught between a rock and a hard place.

“You’re not heading home?” Stella asked as she was leaving.

“Nah, got a class reunion tonight,” I sighed, the boredom evident in my voice. I didn’t even know these people, but there I was, pretending to be Foebe, attending a reunion. How dull..

But the group had this moral hold over me. With this identity of Foebe, I couldn’t just skip it.

I needed to get comfortable with being Foebe quickly, or else, If anyone caught on to the charade, it would spell trouble.

“I’m off then.” Stella said, and on her way out, she ordered me a cappuccino.

I took a sip and scrunched up my face, instinctively speaking up. “You know I don’t like it this sweet. How many sugar packets did you throw in?”

Stella just glanced at me, said nothing, and left..

Sitting in a corner booth. I propped up my head, watching the constant stream of cars and pedestrians outside the floor–to–ceiling window.

to be alive.

can still feel the sun’s warmth,

phone buzzed. Another call

a married woman, you gotta bring your hubby.

were clearly setting me up for ridicule. They all knew about my marriage to Caleb Langley. the so–called fool of the Langley family, and yet they insisted I bring him along, obviously to make a

won’t be…” I didn’t get to finish before

really irked me how I let them push me

their treatment of Foebe was telling; they had

because she spent too long in the countryside. Suddenly thrown into this posh school with its wealthy and titled

transferred to this class in her senior year, so technically, I

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memories were clear. When she was at her loneliest, her senior year homeroom teacher was the only one kind to her.

battling cancer, I felt compelled to go

a sigh. I got up and pulled down the brim of my hat as

Henry at the Langley mansion, I never felt safe

my sixth sense seemed

few steps out, I paused and glanced back. Sure enough, a figure in