All Chapters of Once More, My Love: I Am Reborn Pretty.: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Aria’s POVI sink into the soft couch in my living room, letting out a long sigh. I just finished a long day of planning different photoshoots with Maira and she finally went home. Now, I have a moment to relax. I sure as hell deserved it cause it had been quite a minute since the whole coma thing. “Ah, home sweet home,” I say to myself with a small smile. Stretching my legs, I feel the comfy pillow pulling me to sleep… Again. “At this rate, I'll think a tsetse fly bit me. I've been sleeping like crazy. Wallowing in my thoughts in the silence, my mind begins to wander back to my dreams—those strange dreams I had while in a coma back at the hospital. I had called the doctor and he called them, “random flashes of a dying brain.” but I knew it was anything but that. “What are those dreams about?” I murmured, closing my eyes for a moment. I try to shake off the memories. They flash through my mind like images of me lying in a hospital bed, with faces flickering in and out of focus.

Caleb’s POVI sit at the table, staring at the food in front of me but hardly tasting it. Everyone seems to be engaged in one conversation or the other but that wasn't my problem at the moment.“I’m just not so sure about the plan,” I murmur, trying to voice my unease. “Shush, Caleb! You don’t know what you’re talking about,” Elizabeth, Aria’s mom, snaps at me. She turns her attention back to Susan, who is smiling brightly. I want to respond, to explain how different things feel, but Elizabeth is too busy praising Susan. “You two make such a wonderful couple! It’s nice to see Caleb so happy,” she says, her eyes sparkling with excitement. Did she even care about Aria’s feelings? The thought suddenly occurred but I felt like a hypocrite. How dare I feel remorse? I didn't love Aria. I was forced to. I sulk in my chair, feeling a mix of frustration and guilt. How can they be so blind? They don’t seem to realize the reality of the situation. Susan and I are together, but it feels wrong.

Aria's POVI sit on my bed, the room feeling more chaotic than usual. My mind was filled up with thoughts of Caleb, Susan, and now, The Fixer. “Just who the fuck is he?” I whisper to myself and shake my head. This was going to drive me crazy at this point. I grab my phone and scroll through my contacts, but I don’t know who to call. I can’t ask Gavin. He’s already stressed about everything and had a major panic attack when he basically ran out of that restaurant. I shake my head, trying to clear my thoughts. “Why is this happening? It feels like I’m in a movie and I can’t find the script.” Just then, my phone buzzes, breaking my train of thought. An unknown number flashes on the screen. I feel a bubble of anxiety rises in my throat. “Should I answer it?” I hesitate for a moment but answer it anyway. It was probably a random fan“Hello?” I say, trying to keep my voice steady.“Hey, Aria! It’s Sebastien,” comes a smooth voice from the other end.My heart skips a beat. “Sebastien? From

Emily’s POVI glance at the clock on the wall, noticing it's been a while since I saw Maira. Life has been busy, and I miss her. We haven't had a proper date in ages. I pull out my phone, my fingers ready to type.“Hey, Maira! It’s me,” I say when she picks up after two rings. “I was thinking… it’s about time we go out on a date. Just the two of us.”Her voice lights up through the phone. “Emily! That sounds amazing! We barely have time these days.”“Yeah! So, how about dinner tonight?” I suggest, feeling excited. “I can book a place we will both like?”“Perfect! I can't wait!” She sounds so happy, and it makes me feel relieved. She wasn't worried we were busy “Where are we going?”I smile to myself, thinking. “How about that Italian place on Maple Street? They have the best pasta.”“Yum! Yes! I’m in!” she replies, and I can practically hear her smile. “What time should I meet you?”“Let’s say 7:00 PM? I’ll make the reservation now,” I say, feeling a rush of joy. “I’ll pick you up ar

Aria’s POV I sit on a park bench with Sebastian, enjoying the gentle breeze. The sun is setting, casting warm colors across the sky. “I can’t believe how beautiful it is tonight,” I say, smiling at him. “Yeah, it’s perfect,” he replies, his eyes sparkling. “I’m really glad we came here.” And I couldn't deny it, I was having a lovely time too. This reunion of sorts was a nice idea. “Me too!” I say, feeling happy. A couple of kids run by, laughing and playing, and I can’t help but chuckle at their energy. Sebastian leans closer. “So, what should we do next? More food or just enjoy the view?” “Maybe we can find some ice cream?” I suggest, feeling excited at the thought. “I always want ice cream!” “Sounds like a plan! Let’s make that happen,” he says, grinning widely. Just then, my phone buzzes in my pocket. I pull it out, and I see a message from Maira. It says, “Hope you’re enjoying your evening. Please be careful. Love you.” A wave of unease washes over me. Maira doesn’