Reborn Father: I Won't Fight Her for Our Daughter

In my previous life, after I got divorced from Serena Langston, the court had given me custody of my newborn daughter, Talia Poole.

Meanwhile, my son, Lucas Poole, was to live with Serena.

Many years later, Talia got into a top prestigious university. I had raised her to be a humble and polite young lady.

On the day the SAT scores were released, the mass media fought with each other just to get an inclusive interview on how I raised and parented Talia.

Meanwhile, Lucas had already dropped out of school when he was still a junior at high school. After that, he eloped with a delinquent, only to impregnate her before he even hit 16 of age. Just like that, he was treated as the living educational material of what a teenager shouldn't become when they grew up. At the age of 30, he was still mooching off Serena without an achievement or a job under his belt.

Serena's dream of watching Lucas succeed in life was completely shattered. In fact, she was utterly humiliated by his existence.

On the day Talia's celebratory banquet was held, Serena showed up and picked a fight with me. She insisted that I had given Lucas all of our bad DNA, which resulted in him being a massive failure in life.

During the fight, Serena stabbed me in the chest. Then, she jumped off the building and died.

When I open my eyes again, I've returned to the day the court will be giving us custody over our children. This time, Serena quickly requests the judge for Talia's custody.

I can tell right away that she's been reborn as well.

A dull ache throbbed in my chest as the crisp crack of the gavel echoed through the hall.

"The parties will now state their ground for custody!"

Before I could process what was happening, the familiar voice of my ex-wife, Serena Langston, exploded in my ears. "Your Honor! I have a stable job and a steady income, so I can provide my daughter with the best education and living environment. I demand that the court grant me full custody!"

I looked at the audience, where my daughter was wailing at the top of her lungs, and my son had red-rimmed eyes.

After looking at the agitated Serena, I processed my thoughts before it hit me—I had been reborn! I was back in the courtroom on the day of our custody battle.

When the judge heard Serena's words, he hesitated before saying, "Talia Poole is an infant less than 100 days old. The court generally recommends maternal custody for infants, while the six-year-old Lucas Poole shall remain with the defendant, Caspian Poole."

As I listened to the judge speak the exact same words as in my past life, my mind started drifting off.

In my past life, I'd followed the court's suggestion. Talia was still an infant, and after marrying Serena, I'd quit my job to become a stay-at-home father.

There was no way