Reborn Groom to the Heiress' Twisted Sister

When I was twenty-two, my grandmother’s best friend Emma Bray—the richest woman in the country—places several photos of her granddaughters in front of me. She wants me to select one of them as my wife.

Surprisingly enough, I decide to choose Raven Bray.

Everyone is stunned, to say the least. After all, they all know that I have a crush on Lenora Bray instead. The feelings I have for her are so strong that I've decided that she's the only woman I'm willing to marry.

In the previous life, I got to marry Lenora as I wished. She was able to inherit most of the assets from her grandma thanks to the marriage.

But after our marriage, Lenora cheated on me with my older brother, Jerome Hatfield.

Enraged, my parents sent Jerome overseas. Lenora thought I was the one responsible for Jerome's disappearance, so she hated me with all her heart.

Since then, she had kept a bunch of lovers by her side. All of them resembled Jerome in a way.

Because of that, I became severely depressed. To make things worse, Lenora swapped my medication out for poison. Eventually, I died because of the slow-acting poison.

Now that I'm reborn, I decide to grant Lenora and Jerome's wish of being together. But what I don't expect is… for Lenora to be reborn as well.

I had just finished talking to Emma Bray and stepped out into the yard when I ran into Raven Bray's group.

The Bray sisters burst into mocking laughter as soon as they saw me.

"It seems like Mr. Andre Hatfield is back for Lenora again. You'd really go to any lengths for her, wouldn't you? Aren't you afraid your late grandma would be ashamed if she knew how desperate you are?"

Lenora Bray shot me a cold look and didn't bother to defend me at all.

"What are you doing at my house? Are you begging Grandma to put in a good word for you again or bringing up how your grandma saved mine back in the day? Honestly, your family should drop playing that old gratitude card by now.

"But I suggest you save your breath. You've made such a spectacle out of our business that my reputation is ruined, so I'll have to think twice about marrying you. Asking anyone else for help won't change that."

Her eyes were full of contempt, which was exactly the same look I had seen right before I died in my past life. That was when it struck me that my love had never moved her at all.

After taking a slow breath, I evenly replied, "What I'm here for is none of your business. Emma called me over to discuss the birthday party."

The sisters froze at my words.

"Grandma called you over? Does that mean she values the birthday party that much? Is she planning to announce your engagement at the party?

"Congratulations, Lenora! It looks like Grandma's safe is about to be yours, so don't forget us when you're striving!"

Emma had once promised that on my 22nd birthday, she would choose one of her granddaughters to marry me and that the chosen one would inherit most of her personal fortune.

With that in mind, the group began showering Lenora with flattery.

"That's wonderful, Lenora. With Grandma's support, you'll be the company's chairwoman in no time."

"Make sure to give us a leg up when you can!"

Lenora lifted her chin and shot me a smug look. "You should congratulate Mr. Hatfield, too. He's finally marrying me after all these years of playing the devoted lapdog.

"He must be over the moon now, isn't he?"

She swayed closer and leaned in to whisper in my ear, "But to keep the tragic history from repeating itself, I need to make a few things clear.

"After we marry, I need my own space. You're not allowed to interfere in my life, and you definitely don't get to question who I see. Agree to that, and only then will I marry you."

Her words sent a chill straight through me.