I Quit After My Rebirth,Now They're Begging Me to Come Back — Novel

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In a world where loyalty is a double-edged sword, Layla Dickerson finds herself at a crossroads. Reborn just before the long holiday weekend, she has a chance to rewrite her fate. After years of dedication to a company that betrayed her, she’s ready to walk away for good. But can she truly leave behind the ghosts of her past?

As she hands in her resignation, the thrill of freedom clashes with the tension brewing in the office. Victor, her former ally turned adversary, is eager to cut ties, while Sybilla, the ambitious newcomer, is poised to claim Layla’s hard-won position. With the company on the brink of disaster and her former colleagues blissfully unaware of the impending chaos, Layla holds the key to their survival—or their downfall.

Will she choose to protect them, or is it time to let the past burn? With every step away from the office, Layla must grapple with her own desires for revenge and redemption. As the clock ticks down to the holiday weekend, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Will she reclaim her life, or will the weight of betrayal drag her back into the fray?

I Quit After My Rebirth,Now They're Begging Me to Come BackChapter 1

I was reborn back to the day before the long holiday weekend. I slapped my resignation letter on my boss's desk, grabbed my bag, and caught a flight to a resort town a thousand miles away.

Because in my previous life, I'd been on vacation when my coworker Sybilla Gilbert made an operational error and called me in a panic, telling me one of the company's precision instruments had malfunctioned.

I rushed back to the office and helped Sybilla repair the instrument.

In the end, I saved the company from losses worth tens of millions.

But even so, the emergency repair had caused a delay in production, and the company owed a client a million dollars in damages.

Sybilla was the one who'd made the mistake. She pinned every last bit of it on me.

"If Layla Dickerson hadn't come back and messed with the controls, the instrument never would've broken down!"

I tried to explain myself to the boss, but he just looked at me, his expression ice-cold. "Layla, you were supposed to be on vacation over the holiday. Why would you have been anywhere near the office?"