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Wanda Winfield thought she had it all figured out—until the apocalypse turned her world upside down. Reborn on the brink of disaster, she has a second chance to rewrite her fate. But instead of gratitude, her boyfriend Owen demands she use her newfound Frost System to save his childhood sweetheart, Lesley, and her family. In a world where survival is paramount, loyalty is tested, and relationships are fractured, Wanda's refusal to comply ignites a dangerous chain of events.
As the heatwave engulfs the city, the stakes rise, and the true colors of those she thought she knew begin to reveal themselves. Owen is not the man she believed him to be; his love turns dark, and betrayal festers like a wound. When Wanda finds herself abandoned in the desert, the echoes of their past life haunt her. Will she succumb to despair, or can she harness her power to carve a path through the chaos?
With the clock ticking down to the end of everything, Wanda must confront her past choices and forge new alliances, all while navigating the treacherous landscape of love, revenge, and survival. Can she escape the cycle of betrayal and find a way to save herself—and the innocent life she carries?
Reborn Before the Apocalypse,My Ex Will Regret Losing MeChapter 1
The apocalypse came as a heatwave.
When temperatures soared past anything the world had ever seen, I stumbled into a stroke of impossible luck: a Frost System, bound to me and me alone. It could generate ice to beat the heat and keep food from spoiling.
I told my boyfriend the moment it happened. I thought he'd be relieved. Instead, Owen Gilbert demanded I use the system to save his childhood sweetheart and her entire family.
People show their true colors when the world falls apart. I knew the risks. I refused him on the spot.
Lesley Henson and her family of five couldn't survive the heat. One by one, their bodies broke down, blistered, and gave out.
Owen's family, meanwhile, lived. Because of me. Because of my system.
After the apocalypse ended, he proposed like nothing had happened. We got married.
And on the day I went into labor, he drove me into the desert and left me there.
He stood over me while the sun scorched the life out of my body, and he smiled. That vicious, satisfied smile.