Reborn:MY BROTHERS BEG FOR FORGIVENESS
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Chloe died as her family's blood bank. Reborn, she marries tycoon Mason Quinn. The Langs think she's still their doormat. They're about to learn what revenge looks like.
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Chloe died three years after returning to her birth family, the Langs. In her final moments, her fiancé Chad and her sister Mia stood beside her body, complaining about the smell. Her brothers Dylan and Trent begged their mother to throw the cripple into a nursing home. They discussed draining all her blood for storage before kicking her out. Mia's personal blood bank, nothing more. Her adoptive mother Rosie arrived too late. The birth mother tossed Chloe's ashes at her and told her to take them and stop bothering the family. Rosie cradled the ashes, screamed that they had killed her daughter, and tried to fight back—only to be struck down while Chloe's ghost watched, helpless.
She wakes with her legs intact, back in the room from her first day at the Lang house. Reborn. The door opens. Her birth mother orders her to the hospital to give Mia blood. In her past life, they took a thousand milliliters that day. This time, Chloe refuses. Chad calls, offering dinner as a reward for going to the hospital. She tells him only a dog would want to eat with him—they are done. When Mia comes home and slaps her for not showing up, Chloe hits back three times: one for the slap, one for all the blood they took, one for stealing her fiancé.
Her mother and brothers descend. They drugged her in her sleep, drained her blood, took her skin for grafts. Her birth mother's answer: Mia is sick, Chloe grew up on the streets, she's used to suffering. Chloe cuts ties with the Lang family right there in the living room. They demand she leave everything behind. She picks up each item and names its origin: the prayer charm for Dylan's insomnia, the stomach remedy she brewed at dawn for Trent, the painting she spent six months restoring for her mother, nearly going blind. She takes them all back. Her birth mother raises a hand. Chloe tells her the press is waiting outside. One finger, and it's front-page news.
She walks out and stops a car in the driveway. Mason Quinn is behind the wheel. Chloe proposes on the spot. Three days ago she rejected this arrangement. Now she invokes his grandmother Eleanor—dying of a heart condition, three years left, her last wish to see Mason marry the girl she adored. A secret marriage for three years, then they call it quits. Mason asks her price. She wants all project support for the Lang family cut off. He agrees. Before she leaves, she notices the jade pendant on his neck and tells him to stop wearing it. It brings bad luck. He doesn't believe in superstitions. She tells him he will.
