All Chapters of Rebirth: Ice Queen : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Ray gazed at her face, hoping to see his old Lily, but the one standing before him seemed guarded and unwilling to open up."I'm really okay," Lily said, though she couldn't convince him. It like seemed annoying or threaten him, triggering the body thief. She must truly love him.Ray nodded in understanding before asking. “Can I take my bath?“ he felt uncertain about his next move. If she didn't want him to bath, then so be it. What mattered most was her health, well-being, and safety. Even his own discomfort was insignificant and could be ignored at any time.Lilly couldn't help but smile hearing what he said: "You must really love her."‘Her’ what her, why is she referring to herself as a third person’ Ray thought.“I love you” he said Ever since their conversation at the hospital, he couldn't shake off the feeling that this woman might be different. It was as if she had some kind of personality disorder, like two people were living inside her or two personalities were at war.‘He

Lilly went silent for a moment, the weight of Lia’s revelation hanging heavily in the air. Then the voice in her head returned, sharper, more forceful.“Wait… what? You think Liliana killed herself? How? The memories I have point to Matilda.” Lilly’s tone faltered briefly before regaining its edge. “Wait. When you said earlier that she could die by poison—what exactly did you mean?”Lia’s breath hitched, her mind racing to organize the fragments of truth swirling within her. “Her body,” she began slowly, “was nearly indestructible. Resistant to almost any external toxin, any weapon, any illness. But Liliana herself—her soul—was fragile. That’s why she created me, to bear the weight of what she couldn’t.”She paused, her voice hardening. “When I disappeared, she was left defenseless. The pill she took—it wasn’t poison in the traditional sense. It was a failsafe. A way to ensure no one could control her if she ever truly broke. Matilda might have handed it to her, but Liliana swallowed

The warm water cascaded over Lia’s shoulders as she turned to Ray, her lips curving into a small, playful smile. “You know,” she began, her tone teasing, “it’s such a waste to let all this water run just for me. Why don’t you join me? We can save some water… and I can spite Lilly while I’m at it.”Ray raised an eyebrow, his lips twitching with amusement. “Spite Lilly? You do know that you, right?” Why will she want to spite herself, she so weird.Lia shrugged, her wet hair clinging to her back. “Doesn’t mean I can’t annoy myself. Besides, I might need some help. Who better than my darling cutie of a husband to make sure I don’t slip?”He sighed but couldn’t hide the fondness in his eyes as he began unbuttoning his shirt. “You’re impossible, you know that?”“And you love it,” Lia quipped, her voice light despite the lingering tension in the room.Once undressed, Ray stepped into the shower, his presence grounding her instantly. His hands moved with careful precision, helping her rinse

Ray gripped the steering wheel tightly as Jerry’s words echoed through the car speakers. His jaw clenched, his patience running thin. “Do you need helping talking, get on it man I don’t have all day” Ray said coldly?” he snapped, his voice cold.Jerry exhaled sharply on the other end. “Big bro, it’s Grandfather. He’s trying to sabotage Lilly’s company.”Ray frowned, his eyes narrowing as he focused on the road ahead. “What? Why? That doesn’t make any sense. And he knows in the eye of the public I’m in charge of how the company is run right?”“He sees her as a distraction for,” Jerry explained, his tone heavy. “And let’s be honest—she’s drawn a lot of problems to us recently she comes with loads of complications like. But I think it’s more than that. I believe he knows why those kidnappers’ heads blew up. This is his way of creating a distraction while keeping us in the dark.”Ray’s fingers tapped the steering wheel rhythmically, his mind racing. “That doesn’t add up. No one informed h

“Stupid, you say?” Lia’s voice was a venomous whisper, yet it filled the room with a dangerous energy. Her gaze, cold and unwavering, locked on James. “You seem to have forgotten your place, Father. Or do you need help being reminded?”The sheer force of her words and the bloodlust emanating from her were enough to make James stiffen in his seat. A flicker of fear crossed his face before he masked it with a scowl.The tension in the room was suffocating, but one of the board members, Mr. Hunt, a long-time supporter of James, finally mustered the courage to speak. “President,” he began hesitantly, “it’s important to acknowledge the larger issue here. This situation wouldn’t have escalated if the designs had been handled more discreetly. Some accountability lies with—”Lia’s icy glare snapped to him, cutting him off mid-sentence. “Are you implying that I caused this?” she asked coldly, her voice steady but razor-sharp.“No—no, that’s not what I meant,” Mr. Hunt stammered, but another bo