Rebirth: Sending the Man Who Abused Me To Prison — Novel

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In a world where love often comes at a devastating cost, a mother awakens to find herself back at the moment she filed for divorce from Ethan Hunter, the man who turned her life into a nightmare. With their daughter Sophie caught in the crossfire, the stakes have never been higher. Will she choose the safety of her family or the painful freedom she desperately craves?

As memories of past betrayals flood her mind, she steels herself for a confrontation that could shatter the fragile bond she has with Sophie, a girl torn between loyalty to her father and the truth of her mother's suffering. The echoes of past mistakes linger, and with each decision, the tension rises. Can she protect her daughter from the man who once promised to love her, or will Sophie’s misguided allegiance lead them both down a path of heartache?

With the clock ticking, and danger lurking just around the corner, this mother must navigate a treacherous landscape of love, sacrifice, and vengeance. In this rebirth, will she have the strength to rewrite their story, or will history repeat itself, sealing their fates forever?

Rebirth: Sending the Man Who Abused Me To PrisonChapter 1 I Live for My Daughter

Before I opened my eyes again, I found myself back on the day I first filed for divorce.

In front of the civil affairs bureau, the sky was overcast, and a chilly wind was blowing.

My ex-husband, Ethan Hunter, pressed his lips tightly together and said nothing, while our thirteen-year-old daughter held my hand, pleading, "Mom, please don't divorce Dad, okay?"

In my previous life, it was the pleading look in her eyes that softened my heart, causing me to miss the only chance I had to escape the nightmare.

I ended up swallowing my pain and continued to endure Ethan's increasingly rampant alcoholism and domestic violence.

Finally, after my daughter got into college, I brought up divorce once more.

This time, not only was Ethan unwilling, but our daughter also strongly opposed it, asking, "Do you still want this family?"

She even threatened to jump off a building.