Rewriting My Fate (Eliza) novel Chapter 3

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Summary for Chapter 3: Rewriting My Fate (Eliza)

About Rewriting My Fate (Eliza) - Chapter 3

Rewriting My Fate (Eliza) is the best current series by the author Debra. The Chapter 3 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 3 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

In her past life, Margot kept using the same excuse to push back the engagement year after year. As long as she held firm, Aiden would never marry Eliza.

Eliza thought about this and gave a little self-deprecating smile. "Yeah, sure, whatever," she muttered.-

Her opinion didn’t matter anyway. They were never going to tie the knot. She set her utensils down and said, "I'm done," before heading straight upstairs without a backward glance.

Watching her resolute figure disappear, Aiden had a new feeling that she seemed different somehow. He couldn't quite put his finger on it, but she wasn't the same as before.

With the wedding indefinitely postponed, they naturally stopped planning it. Aiden now had all the time in the world to go on trips with Margot. Margot made sure to include Greg, Thea and Evan in their adventures but conveniently left Eliza out, claiming she needed rest after donating blood.

Of course, they were the real family, having a grand old time. If Eliza tagged along, she’d just be a thorn in their side. Why put herself through that?

To share her "joy," Margot sent Eliza a snapshot from every place they visited. In each picturesque scene, Margot stood front and center, all smiles, basking in the goodwill of those around her.

[Eliza, such a pity you couldn't come! The views here are stunning!]

[Mom and Dad said if I love it here, they'll buy a house so I can visit whenever I want.]

[Eliza, my brother promised to go anywhere I want with me in the future.]

[Aiden gave me a huge gift here too. Want to guess what it is?]

Eliza deleted each of Margot's messages, shut off her phone, and started packing her bags. She just needed to hold on a bit longer for her escape.

Just then, she heard a faint rustling downstairs. Her hand froze, and memories flashed through her mind. She recalled that in her previous life, around this time, a burglar broke in, stole priceless jewelry, and trashed all her artwork. Panic surged through her.

Money was replaceable, but her art? That was personal. With that thought, she quickly secured her artwork, dialed 911, and hid behind the door with a knife.