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Reborn Before My Husband's 100 Million Lottery Draw

When my husband won a staggering 100 million dollars, I thought our lives were set forever. Instead, the sudden wealth exposed his true, cruel nature. Without hesitation, he cast me aside, divorcing me to marry my closest confidante—the woman I loved like a sister. Left broken by their ultimate betrayal, a miraculous twist of fate sends me back in time. Reborn before the fateful lottery draw, I now hold the power to rewrite my future and leave my treacherous husband with absolutely nothing.
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Chapter 2

Having faced the abyss of both life and death, my heart had hardened into an unyielding fortress. The pain of betrayal, coupled with the loss of my daughter, had steeled my resolve. The memories of their treachery were vivid and raw, but now, with the opportunity of rebirth, I would exact the justice they so richly deserved.

I quietly left the villa, a sense of grim determination guiding my steps as I headed straight for the lottery shop. Each step was a calculated move towards reclaiming my destiny. The numbers that had once been a source of despair now represented my chance for redemption.

The memories of the past life churned like a storm within me. I recalled Chris’s duplicitous nature—how he had concealed every detail, including his daily lottery purchases. The night of his 100 million win was a nightmare that I had lived through once before. Chris and Jennifer, in their vile conspiracy, had arranged for a group of men to invade my bedroom while I slept, subjecting me to grotesque humiliation. Their cruelty knew no bounds.

The following day, Chris confronted me with fabricated evidence of my supposed infidelities, using it as a weapon to accuse me of tarnishing his reputation. His anger was a mask for the deeper betrayal, while Jennifer’s phony tears and pleas for forgiveness only further revealed her duplicity. The divorce was swift and merciless, leaving me homeless and stripped of my rights to my daughter.

Chris and Jennifer’s marriage was the final twist in their cruel plot. A nagging suspicion led me to confront Jennifer, demanding an explanation for her betrayal. Her pleas were laden with deceit as she begged for forgiveness and insisted on a face-to-face meeting. Consumed by anger and a desire for answers, I climbed into her car, oblivious to the trap she had set.

Jennifer drove us to a desolate seaside, where two hulking men awaited our arrival. The sheer strength of their violence was overwhelming; I was no match for them. They overpowered me with brutal efficiency, stripping away my dignity before binding me to heavy rocks. The sea, cold and merciless, awaited me as they threw me into its depths.

In my final moments, Jennifer’s face twisted into a cruel mask of triumph. Her voice echoed with malevolent glee:

"Sister, even if you could defy the heavens, you won't escape the sea."

"After being a dog for ten years, I finally turned the tables! Hahaha."

"I’ve grown tired of seeing your face every day! Bitch! Feed the fish!"

"From now on, your man and your wealth will all be mine! As for your daughter, I’ve imagined countless ways to torment her."

Her words, laced with venom, were the last things I heard before the darkness of the sea enveloped me. My death was a brutal end to a life of suffering. After my demise, Caroline, my beloved daughter, was imprisoned in the basement of the villa. She was deprived of sunlight and human contact, her mental state unraveling in the oppressive isolation.

Jennifer’s daughter, Joana, soon required a kidney transplant. Without a second thought, Chris signed the consent forms, sealing Caroline’s fate. Caroline’s death from a severe infection was met with even greater cruelty; her body was discarded in the wilderness, left to be consumed by wild animals.

The thought of these atrocities filled me with a fierce, uncontainable rage. As I clenched my fists in a futile attempt to contain my fury, the shrill ring of the phone pierced through the haze of my memories.