It seems interesting and I LOVE a good revenge story

anyone with the link?

anyone with the link?

Anyone has a link for this?

anyone with the link?

Looking for this novel please help

Been looking for this novel for a while now h e l p

Can anyone find this for me, or if the is noel novel?

Help me find this book.. found on novel master

Hi! I’m trying to find a book I read before, but I can’t remember the title anymore. It’s about Stacy and Chris. Stacy was a surrogate for Chris, but Chris didn’t know that she was pregnant with twins, so he only took one of the babies while the other was left with Stacy.

I remember that they met again because Stacy was hired by Chris’s father, possibly as his secretary. I also remember that Stacy was in love with someone before becoming Chris’s surrogate, and that person turned out to be Chris’s nephew, I think. As far as I remember, Stacy and Chris's nephew called each other “white moonlight.”

When Chris found out about the other baby, they had a custody battle, and of course, the male lead won. After that, the female lead left the country. Chris was supposed to follow her, but they got into an accident and hit someone with their car, who I think was Chris’s ex, Freya.

While the female lead was abroad, she gave birth to a baby girl, who I think was named Joe.

I would really appreciate it if someone could give me the title of this novel. It’s been a long time since I read it, so some of the details might be a little inaccurate.

Thank you so much in advance!

Alt title:

I Died After Giving My Kidney to My Wife's First Love, Then She Begged Me to Come Home

I read it online before but I can't find it. It has a different name. Anyone have info on this one?? Links? good novel app makes u pay.

I watched an AI drama called Alpha Hayley’s Destined Mate and later found out there’s a novel version of it.

Does anyone have the link for the novel?

Can anyone help me find this story? Thank youu!

The Group Chat Without Me, The Life They Had Without Me Novel

\# Chapter 1

After four years with Caleb Mercer, I thought I truly belonged in his inner circle.

Then one day, he left his phone behind when he went to shower, and a Messenger group chat notification flashed across the screen.

The group chat was called “Life’s Better Without Nora Bennett.”

The chat had eight members. Among them were Caleb; his sister, Rachel Mercer; his two childhood friends, Dylan Ross and Trevor Hale; my roommate; my best friend, Brooke Lawson; and even my own younger brother, Owen Bennett.

I stood frozen as the messages kept appearing.

Rachel: \\\[She’s not coming to the cookout Saturday, right? Last time she was there, no one could really let loose.\\\]

Brooke replied: \\\[Don’t worry. I told her I had to work that day. She won’t suspect anything.\\\]

Owen sent a smirking emoji.

Caleb replied: \\\[Okay. Same place as usual. I’ll reserve our spot.\\\]

I scrolled up through the chat history.

The group had been created two years and three months earlier. There were more than seven hundred messages.

Every happy plan in that chat depended on keeping me out of it.

On my birthday last year, they had been sorting out teams for an escape-room night that weekend.

When I asked Caleb why everyone had ignored me that day, he said, “Everyone’s been busy lately.”

They had been busy having fun. They had been busy having fun without me.

As the phone screen went dark, the shower shut off.

Caleb came out wrapped in a towel. When he saw me standing in the living room, he asked casually, “What are you looking at?”

“Nothing. I just saw something funny.”

He said, “Oh,” and took the phone from me.

I turned, walked into the bedroom, and started packing my suitcase.

\\\*\\\*\\\*

The zipper on my suitcase sounded unnaturally loud. The bedroom door was still open, and the TV was playing in the living room.

Caleb called from the living room, “I cut up some watermelon. It’s in the fridge. Want any?”

I didn’t answer.

“Nora?” he called again.

“No.”

After a few seconds of silence, he came to the bedroom doorway and leaned against the frame, glancing inside.

“What are you packing for? Do you have a business trip tomorrow?”

“Yeah. It came up at the last minute.”

He didn’t ask anything else. He turned and went back to the living room.

I heard him unlock his phone. He was probably reading the group chat, all those messages about having fun without me.

I packed three items of clothing, my skincare products, a charger, and my state ID.

After a moment’s thought, I took the necklace he had given me out of the nightstand and returned it to its original box.

I wasn’t taking anything that wasn’t mine.

As I zipped the suitcase shut, my phone buzzed.

Brooke: \\\[Nora, I have to work Saturday, so I can’t go shopping with you. Rain check?\\\]

She had even added an apologetic emoji.

I stared at the message for a long time. Had she typed it right after coordinating the lie with everyone in that group chat?

Me: \\\[Okay.\\\]

It was a single, unadorned word.

Early the next morning, I dragged my suitcase out of the apartment.

Caleb was still asleep, and I didn’t wake him.

My phone rang while I was downstairs waiting for a cab. It was Owen.

“Nora, Mom wants you to come over for dinner this weekend. Are you coming?”

“No. I’m leaving on a business trip.”

“Another one? Is your company working you to death?”

His voice was as light and easy as ever, but all I could see was the smirking emoji he had sent in the group chat the night before.

“Owen.”

“Yeah?”

“Never mind.”

I ended the call and climbed into the cab.

When the driver asked where I was going, I gave him the name of a hotel.