All Chapters of Reborn Wife Is A Revenge Genuis : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 90: I want to forget One evening, Aiden strode into the room after a long day at work and spotted Elsie seated by the window, her eyes intently focused on the book in her hands. He acknowledged her presence with a warm smile, which she returned, her expression softening ever so slightly. Aiden's heart swelled with a glimmer of hope, yearning for things to improve between them. Even though Elsie had not been sleeping in their shared bedroom, she would spend the majority of her days there, until retreating to the room she now shared with Eldon at night. Feeling the exhaustion of the day weighing on him, Aiden made his way to the bathroom, eager for the comfort of a warm shower. As he turned on the faucet, the soothing sound of the cascading water filled the air. His mind, however, remained preoccupied with Elsie's sorrow-stricken face, and endless possibilities raced through his thoughts, all centered on how he might coax a genuine smile back to her lips.

Chapter 92: Thank you "Is she the one who plays the piano?" In the restaurant where the viral pianist played, Trixson sat by the window ordering a salad as she pestered a waiter with questions. In fact, when the waiter had arrived, he had read the signal all wrong. Trixson winked at him, which made him assume she wanted to flirt with him. Now, he was just annoyed. Trixson asked him the same question several times. "Does she have a hearing problem?" he wondered. Rolling his eyes, he told her firmly, "Yes, she is. Her name is Kate and is the only one who plays piano here. Stop hounding me!" Darting her eyes to the girl, Trixson had a weird gut feeling which told her that the woman Kate was the pianist who went viral, although they had the same body structure. "Okay. THANK YOU," Trixson offered a smile, then tossed a wad of cash on the table before leaving. ### In the next week, Trixson arrived in a black Toyota. She waited on the other side of the

Chapter 94: Should I engage? The rising sun cast a rosy hue across the morning sky. Golden fingers of sunlight lit up the scene. Elsie tapped her feet anxiously underneath the table, her gaze stuck on the revolving doors of the high-end restaurant. Every person who ambled out of that door became the subject of her scrutiny. She fidgeted in her seat, occasionally glancing at her watch. "Not her," she sighed out of frustration as the last person did not turn out to be who she wanted to meet. Disappointment was evident on her face. Next, a blonde woman clothed in a bright-colored luxury jumpsuit stepped out in silver stilettos. This prompted Elsie to skip out of her seat, stretching her hand as a smile curled up her red-painted lips. "Thank you for coming, Jasmine," she said enthusiastically, her voice brimming with relief. The lady named Jasmine smiled sweetly and shook Elsie's hand before taking a seat across from her. Darting her eyes around the room, it wa

Chapter 96: I am not biased Elsie's heart raced as she the shocking turn of events unfolding behind the one-way mirror. She gripped Aiden's arm tightly, her knuckles turning white. Aiden noticed her discomfort, and he informed her, "Brother, take Elsie outside. I will deal with this." To their surprise, Elsie let go of him. She shook her head in denial, "I am staying here." In her past life, she had been through hell and back. Seeing blood did not faze her. Seeing her determination and newfound strength, the Scott brothers nodded. The cop with a unibrow stepped in, his expression grave. "Blake and Calvin are dead now, and we have sent out an arrest warrant for Henry Rowan." "This doesn't make any sense," she uttered, her voice firm. "If what they said is true, then Henry Rowan is the one behind all of this. But how? What resources does he have to arrange my kidnapping and have them both die?" "Blake confessed. Henry is a drug dealer," Aiden said matter-of-factly.

    Chapter 98: Mastermind     Immediately, Elsie lunged to the window where she watched his car speed away. She wondered out loud, "What is so important?"     Elsie recalled seeing the caller ID - it was April. Was April in danger? Or is she hurt?     Why did Aiden leave so suddenly? This was not the first time he ran off after one call from his sister. Yet, today seemed more urgent.     Closing her eyes, Elsie offered prayers for his safety. It was late and the roads were covered in snow.     Pulling into a driveway, Aiden rushed in huge steps towards a house. He pressed the bell, waiting for a response.     When April opened the door, she was delighted to see the man she had su