The Second Life That Saved Me But My Parent Were Arrested — Novel

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In a world where second chances come with a heavy price, Camila finds herself reborn into a life filled with chaos, betrayal, and a desperate race against time. With the college entrance exam looming and her parents at each other’s throats, she must navigate the treacherous waters of family secrets and conflicting loyalties. When her mother’s frantic warnings about an impending disaster echo ominously, Camila faces a choice: heed her mother’s dire predictions or trust the father who has never cared for her until now.

As she boards a bus filled with anxious classmates, the tension is palpable. The driver dismisses her fears, but as the road ahead teeters on the brink of disaster, Camila’s instincts scream that she’s being led into a trap. Will she uncover the truth behind her parents’ tumultuous past and their twisted claims of reincarnation before it’s too late?

With every decision weighing heavily on her heart, Camila must confront the ghosts of her past while forging her own future. Will she rise above the chaos, or will her second chance slip through her fingers like sand?

The Second Life That Saved Me But My Parent Were ArrestedChapter 1

A hundred days before the college entrance exam, my mother would stay up late with me every single night, keeping me company while I studied.

But on the day of the exam, she went insane.

She stood at the door, blocking my way, refusing to let me leave the house.

And just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, my father—who had never shown the slightest interest in me or my life—suddenly stepped in.

He shoved my mother aside and urged me to go.

I stood frozen, overwhelmed by the chaos, as they started yelling at each other.

“Sweetheart, trust me,” my mother pleaded, her eyes wide and desperate. “I’ve been reborn. The road to the exam site will collapse. Going there is suicide!”

“No, honey, listen to your father,” he said, glaring at her. “She’s lying. She just doesn’t want you to outshine her illegitimate child.”

My mother’s face turned crimson as she pointed a trembling finger at him.

“You bastard! You know the road will collapse! You’re trying to kill our daughter!”

My father snapped, “Stop twisting the truth! In our past life, you were the one who stopped her from taking the exam. And she died in misery because of it!”