Reborn Wife: No Mercy for His True Love

I decide to not have anything to do with Holden Gunning anymore.

Since he claims that he's busy with work at his company, I don't hesitate to pack my belongings at home.

As soon as Holden brings his first love, Leah Linton, home with him, I tell him that I want a divorce immediately.

In my previous life, I had given my all to this family. Even my own money was on the brink of running dry just to patch up every problem in life.

But on my 40th birthday, my children knelt before me simultaneously. They wanted me to accept Leah, who was diagnosed with a terminal illness, into our family.

I could only stare at Holden. "You told me that you'd only love me in this lifetime! Have you forgotten all about your vow?"

But Holden glared at me with bloodshot eyes.

"I'll definitely spend the rest of my life with you! All Leah wants is a proper title anyway! Why are you being petty when it comes to a dying woman's business, anyway?"

When I open my eyes, I realize that I'm 25 years old again.

In this lifetime, I shall grant their wish and let them stay together. At the same time, I'm also setting myself free.

It was then that Maddie Jenkinson, my housekeeper, asked with her eyes puffy and bloodshot from crying, "Why are you getting a divorce when everything was going so well, Mrs. Gunning?

"You and Mr. Gunning have been married for so many years and have always lived a harmonious life. Mr. Gunning is a devoted man, which is hard to find these days. You also have to think about your children as well, right, Mrs. Gunning?"

Holden Gunning, my husband, had long been considered one of the most desirable bachelors in Aeloria's upper-class society.

He was born into a prestigious family with a diplomat grandfather, was blessed with exceptionally good looks, and had taken over the family business at a young age with an immeasurable future ahead of him.

Dad was the wealthiest man in Aeloria. He ultimately originated from the countryside, though, so marrying Holden was still considered marrying into a higher status for me. He never frequented nightclubs, nor was there ever any romantic scandal about him since our marriage.

Charles Gunning and Sierra Gunning, our children, had excellent grades and were well-behaved, never giving anyone cause for worry.

It could be said that my life was a source of envy and jealousy for others.

I had already learned that it was all an illusion since I had been reborn.

I looked at my youthful, radiant face in the mirror and stated resolutely, "I no longer want Holden or the children. I'll tell my family shortly that I'll be returning to my hometown tomorrow."

Maddie walked away, barely managing to hold back her tears.

Holden came over with a drink in hand at that moment. He had never been the kind to bring anything home before, yet recently