Rebirth as The Billionaire's Seventh Wife-Chapter 149: I Hear What You Said

’Oh my goodness! Rena actually figured it out about me?! How is she so sure?!’

Aurora wondered as if her heart were about to explode; her heartbeat felt so fast and loud, especially when she saw Renata’s confidence.

Without hesitation, Aurora confessed right away, hoping that Renata would clearly hear her words.

"Yes, Rena! I’m Rory! I’ve undergone an unbelievable, miracle experience—my soul has been reborn in this young body of Aurora Spencer..." Her voice trembled as she spoke, clearly overwhelmed by her emotions.

Renata leaned closer to Aurora and grabbed her hands, squeezing them gently.

In a panic, she said, "Rory! Please say something. Why are you just staring at me like that? Huh!? Please..."

In an instant, Aurora felt her heart sink once more. She realized Renata was just like the others—unable to hear her confession about her rebirth.

She took a deep breath, accepting the inevitable and smiling at Renata. "Sis, who is Rory? What do you mean by saying that name?"

"You! You are Rory! I know you’re not being truthful," Renata remarked, her tone dripping with annoyance.

Renata’s eyes reddened as she fixed a sharp stare at Aurora, struggling to contain the emotions she’d been holding back for so long, desperately wanting to pour them out.

"Sis Rena, please—"

"No! I don’t want to hear your denial, Rory. I know you’re hiding something from me, right?"

Renata ignored her protest. She stood up from her seat and began pacing the room, trying to understand why Aurora was denying her. Only one reason came to mind: something was preventing her from doing so.

’Why? Why did she reject it after dropping so many hints about herself?! This girl is driving me crazy!’ Renata thought as she continued pacing back and forth in the room.

However, not long after, Renata’s steps suddenly stopped, and she turned her gaze back to Aurora, who was still sitting on the sofa.

For a moment, they shared a gaze in silence, communicating solely through their eyes.

She attempted to talk to Aurora, but the words she wished to express remained stuck on her lips. This made her feel frustrated.

"Sis, if I may ask, what leads you to think like that?" Aurora asked, noticing Renata’s frustration. "Would you mind telling me?" she requested.

Renata quickly returned to the sofa, this time seated close to Aurora. Then she started to speak, "This is all because of you, Aurora. You seemed to give me a hint that you are Rory!"

"You might think I’m crazy, but it doesn’t matter because I don’t care what you think, only what I see. Since our first meeting at my restaurant, I feel like God has been sending me many signs. Ever since that day, I’ve found myself drawn to short dramas about reincarnation that popped up on my Instagram timeline."

Renata took a moment to inhale fresh air into her stuffy lungs.

With a faint smile at Aurora, she continued speaking, "...Oddly, I’ve also started reading online novels that frequently appear on the homepage. All I could think of now was that nearly everything I’ve watched revolves around this theme, rebirth!"

Aurora was shocked to hear that, but she said nothing and only stared at her, a mix of emotions now raging within her.

"Because my thoughts about mystical things were considered absurd, the people around me called me crazy. Yes, I often say it, too; I might be crazy. Just a few days ago, I even visited a psychiatrist to share about my situation..." Renata proceeded to explain what she had experienced over the past few weeks.

Aurora felt that the overwhelming emotions in her chest were becoming a torment; she wanted to tell Renata, yet she couldn’t. Today, she intentionally gave her some hints, and she was astonished to realize that Renata truly grasped all the hints she offered.

"Rory! You need to assure me I’m not going crazy, right!? Please tell me that you are Aurora Moon. Your soul resides within this young Aurora..."

Renata’s voice wavered as she gestured towards Aurora’s heart, and tears started flowing down her cheeks.

"Sis Rena, I have no idea what you mean," Aurora said, clenching her hands tightly as she silently prayed for God to grant her permission to be truthful with Renata.

Renata grabbed Aurora’s hand tightly and held it firm. Their eyes locked together.

After some time, Renata said, "I know you must be like the others, thinking I’m crazy. I don’t care! And I still believe that you are Aurora Moon. My best friend, Aurora Moon..."

Aurora let out a sigh before revealing her current distress, "Yes... Yes... I’m Rory! I’m Aurora Moon... I’ve already mentioned this many times. But what can I do if God or whoever granted me this rebirth prevents me from sharing the truth with you and others I know?"

Her eyes felt blurry like tears were about to spill from the corners.

After trying to calm her emotions, Aurora continued to express her annoyance. "I have tried so many times and in so many ways to tell you, to tell everyone about my rebirth, but no one can hear it. Damn it! I feel like I’m going insane, too."

Aurora lowered her head, unable to look Renata in the eye. She realized her friend must think she was dazed.

However, something a bit unusual happened. Suddenly, Aurora felt herself in Renata’s tight embrace.

"Sis Rena?" she murmured, struggling to free herself, but Renata prevented her. Then, she felt Renata tremble and cry.

’What’s going on? Why is she crying now?’ Aurora felt confused.

"R-Rory... I can hear it! I hear what you said." Renata’s words jolted Aurora into shock.

Aurora felt her blood run cold. She pushed Renata firmly to meet her gaze. She asked, ensuring she hadn’t misheard, "What did you say? Did you hear what I said before? What words?"

Renata’s eyes were red, and tears flowed down her cheeks, further bewildering Aurora. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

"Please, say something, Sis Rena!"

"I heard you say you are Rory, Aurora Moon, you were reborn... But you can’t utter anything to us."