REBORN TO REWRITE MY FATE

Rebirth The evening rain fell in cold, relentless sheets. Wind howled through the streets, sending leaves skittering across the wet pavement. Neon lights flickered against the glass doors of the hotel, reflecting a distorted world. At the entrance stood Adrian Vale. Motionless. Empty. For decades, he had believed his life was stable… even happy. A loving wife. A brother he trusted with everything. But all of it— Was a lie. Behind those very doors, the woman he called his wife, Sophia Blake, was in bed with the man he called brother… Ryan Carter. Adrian’s chest tightened as if something inside him had shattered. A bitter laugh almost escaped his lips, but no sound came out. “So this… was my life?” he muttered. He turned and staggered away, his steps unsteady, his thoughts in chaos. Rain soaked through his clothes, but he didn’t feel it. Nothing felt real anymore. Then— A blinding light cut through the darkness. A loud horn echoed in his ears. Adrian looked up. A speeding car rushed toward him. There was no time to react. Impact. A sharp ringing filled his head as the world spun violently. Then— Darkness. He expected pain. He expected a hospital. Instead— He woke up to the rhythmic clatter of metal. Voices surrounded him. Movement. Adrian’s eyes snapped open. A train. He was sitting on a train. His breathing quickened as he looked around. The worn seats. The crowded aisle. The faint metallic smell. It was all too familiar. “No… way…” His heart pounded. This was the day. The day he fought with his mother, Margaret Vale, and left home in anger. The day everything began to fall apart. Adrian quickly pinched his arm. Pain shot through him. This was real. “I… came back?” he whispered. Memories flooded his mind—betrayal, regret, death. Was that his past… Or his future? The train slowed to a stop. Adrian stepped out of the station, his mind still spinning. Then— His phone rang. He froze. Slowly, he pulled it out and looked at the screen. Lily Vale. His sister. In his previous life… he answered this call with anger. He said things he could never take back. And that moment created a distance between them that never healed. The phone kept ringing. Adrian stared at it. This time— Would he make the same mistake?