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The 17th Life of Gilda Byron

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“I lost the ability to feel the day you left me to die. And you should’ve known. You should’ve known your life was forfeit the moment I decided to survive.” ~~~ As punishment from the gods for something she doesn’t remember doing, Gilda must live as other people, inhabiting their bodies, fixing their lives, and giving them a happy ending. The gods had promised her that if she saved the 10 lives she would be reincarnated into, she would be free to live her last life happy and problem-free. What the gods hadn’t told her was that her last life would be her 1st life! Now, Gilda must relive the horrors of her first life- but Gilda doesn’t plan on dying the same way she did before. This time around, Gilda would find out who killed her, why they decided to destroy her life-- and destroy theirs first.

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Chapter 1 - Ch. 0

This wasn't supposed to be happening.

This cannot be happening right now.

Maybe I'm… dreaming?

Yes, that's right, I'm just having a nightmare.

It's a nightmare.

Just a nightmare….

But it wasn't just a nightmare. It was far too real to be a nightmare. The dim room, the creaky oak wood floor, the small gray woven rug, and the nearly empty washbin in the corner. It was all too perfectly accurate.

Even the familiar woman, on her deathbed, looked just like my birth mother.

This couldn't be my mother.

She had the same long, ash blonde hair. The same steel-blue eyes. The same pasty skin. The same eyes of someone who had been broken and it drove them to madness. None of my nightmares were ever able to replicate such eyes.

I would never be able to forget those eyes.

This didn't make any sense.

I was supposed to be happy now, I was supposed to live my last life happy.

So why the hell was I transported back to when I was 12, in my first life, to witness the death of my first birth mother, to the exact hour and minute my life went to hell?

Ah hell, naw.

This was so not the f*cking deal.