Falling in Love With a Debt-Ridden Boyfriend — Novel

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When Catherine Lewis awakens in the past, she discovers she has a second chance to rewrite her story. Four years before betrayal and heartbreak, she encounters Zack Walker, the charming yet toxic boyfriend who will plunge her into a life of debt and despair. This time, she’s determined to break free from the cycle of manipulation and sacrifice that led her to become a mere shadow of herself.

But how do you escape someone who believes they own you? As Zack’s sarcasm cuts deep, Catherine grapples with her feelings—a confusing mix of love, anger, and a fierce desire for independence. When old friends resurface and secrets threaten to unravel, Catherine must confront not only the ghosts of her past but also the very real dangers that come with defying Zack's expectations.

Will she reclaim her life or find herself ensnared once more by the man who once held her heart? As tension mounts and choices become dire, Catherine must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice for her freedom. In a world where loyalty is tested and true love feels like a distant dream, can she rise above the chaos and find the strength to love herself first?

Falling in Love With a Debt-Ridden Boyfriend1

"Finally, you're willing to come back. I thought you would stay at the nightclub and let yourself be touched a little longer."

Zack Walker's sarcastic voice sounded.

I looked at the familiar man in front of me in a daze.

"Didn't Zack stab me to death with a knife? How am I still able to move?"

My phone rang, and the time displayed on it showed it was four years ago.

At that moment, I realized that I was reborn.

I was reborn to the time when I had just known Zack for a year, and all the tragedies of my previous life had not happened yet!

"Huh, another man."

Zack snatched my phone and looked at the caller ID on it, gritting his teeth:

"Catherine Lewis, will you die if you don't mess around outside?"

I looked up at him, and his eyes were full of violence. How did I used to think that it was his way of caring about me? I was brainwashed by him and loved him wholeheartedly.

"Isn't it normal if I work in a bar?"

I poured myself a glass of warm water to relieve my thirst after drinking.

"You finally admit that you're fooling around with some other man outside!"