Reborn Twice The Billionaire's Wife Strikes Back — Novel

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In a world where love can be a weapon, Ava Henson is ready to turn the tables. Having lived two lifetimes as the devoted wife of billionaire Dominic Calloway, she knows the bitter taste of betrayal all too well. Each time, she played the perfect partner, only to have her trust shattered by his ruthless ambition and the arrival of his true soulmate. This time, however, Ava isn’t willing to let history repeat itself.

As the Calloway empire teeters on the edge of destruction, Ava's resolve hardens. She’s tired of being the woman who sacrifices for a man who sees her as merely an accessory to his ambitions. With memories of her past lives echoing in her mind, Ava sets out to reclaim what’s rightfully hers. But can she navigate the treacherous waters of family ties and corporate greed without losing herself again?

With a divorce on the horizon and a plan that could change everything, Ava is ready to fight for her future. Will she finally break free from the chains of her past, or will Dominic's charm and cunning draw her back into his web? In a game where love and power collide, the stakes have never been higher.

Reborn Twice The Billionaire's Wife Strikes BackChapter 1

Two lifetimes. Both times, I married Dominic Calloway.

In every life, he sat at the top of the Calloway empire, untouchable.

And I was the wife his world demanded: poised, gracious, tireless. I managed the household and the business without complaint, exactly as the Henson family had raised me to be.

He used to hold me close, satisfaction dripping from every word.

"Ava Henson, you're the most sensible woman I know."

In my first life, he used that trust against me. He and his precious soulmate drained every asset I had, buried me under mountains of debt, and left me to rot in prison. I died in disgrace.

In my second life, I was smarter. I locked down the assets, convinced I could protect myself and the Henson family. But he implanted his and his soulmate's fertilized embryo into my womb. I carried their son. I ran their company. And when I was dying of illness, he waltzed in with her and the boy, took everything, and threw me away like garbage. Again.

Every lifetime, the script was the same.

"Ava, money is just material. You have the Calloway name. You have my love. Isn't that enough?"