Rebirth And Revenge: The Real Heiress Is Back!

saying she deserved it. That included her parents and the man she loved her fiancé, Arnold Gray. However,

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r soul returned to t

he spotlight, with Norah Walsh and Lucas Watson smiling indulgently. The three of them were a picture of

erves her right. If she's going to die, she should'

sing trouble, there should be a limit. Does she think she can use a stunt like th

se don't blame her. It's all my fault. If I hadn't taken her pla

wn good. Elisa brought this on h

ed man with a gentle smi

rn

feet and ran into his arms. He

e three most important people in her life shower Isabelle with l

Norah and Lucas. They told her that she was the t

Elisa's eyes were filled with tears when Norah, ch

her place a fake heiress, the pampered little princess Isabelle. Hence, although Elisa was the

trying to please them with humility. Nevertheless, no matter how hard sh

fered any hardship since she was young. Your return makes her feel insecure. Elis

y, "Elisa, you've already taken everything from

u're a country bumpkin. You're not even fit to be Isabelle's

, while Watson was lowly and insignificant, like a rat on the street.

for peace, but all she got

abelle tricked her into going to an isl

even days and nights, but they found nothing. Meanwhile, Eli

y cut ties with her and even allo

ke

four years, where she was tortured. They ha

in the city. That was when she found out Isabelle had never died. However, in the very next mo

b. Lying there in the cold, watching t

r so cruelly, even thou

hollow, and she could only gasp in pain. She couldn't

finally put an end to her suffering. Alas, a fresh wave of pain

ce her to watch them love Isabelle unconditio

illed with unbearable

to reveal the fake, manipulative woman beneath. However, just as she lunged forward, a strong force yanke

elf be blinded by familial love or foolishly give her heart away, only for it to be crushed. Elis

a, El

ss came over her, and suddenl

and she was lying on a hotel bed, the crisp w

d after four years of unjust imprisonment, left to r

rushed to the mirror in the room. In the reflection, a young girl

at 18. She

and tears immediately

hed, free of the scars from prison, her eyes uninjured, and her legs whole. She was no longer disabled. Elisa laughed and crie

ove and family, only to end up dead and abandoned. This time, with everyt

hat of a predator lying in wait, stripped of innocence and flashing with a danger