My Sister Reborn Took My Groom Chapter 15
Three years later.
Vance Holdings made its highly anticipated debut on the public stock exchange, drawing global
attention.
I became widely recognized as one of the country’s leading self-made female billionaires.
That same year, Aiden and I welcomed our son into the world.
I named him Julian Vance.
I wanted him to grow up kind and humble, living a peaceful, fulfilling life.
He took my last name.
Back when I was pregnant, Aiden had made it absolutely clear that the baby would carry my
surname.
“You’re the one going through the grueling process of childbirth, and I can’t do much to ease that pain. Besides, you’re the billionaire of this family.”
“If the kid doesn’t take your name, whose would he take? Having a little Vance around just guarantees my brilliant wife won’t run away from me,” Aiden had said with a laugh.
Aiden had handled his parents’ expectations well in advance.
As a result, his parents raised no objections at all.
On the night of our corporate celebration gala, I stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows of the penthouse suite, holding baby Julian and looking out over the glittering city skyline.
Suddenly, hurried footsteps sounded from behind me.
Aiden rushed out of the bedroom, looking visibly shaken.
Before I could ask what was wrong, he grabbed my hands, his face pale with a lingering fear.
“Shirley! I just had the most terrifying nightmare! In the dream, I never married you. I spent my
whole life in a complete daze, and I ended up dying young!”
“I even dreamed… that you actually married that bastard Harrison! No… that’s impossible. I’ve had a crush on you since our school days. There’s no way I would have just let him take you from me!”
Looking at Aiden grid his teeth, looking ready to track down Harrison and start a fight right then
and there, the strange bullet chat that had disappeared years ago suddenly flashed across my vision
one last time.
[Holy shit-someone count for me. With this sister-swap wedding, how many rounds has Shirley won already?]
I blinked, a warm smile spreading across my face as I laced my fingers tightly through Aiden’s.
“So it was just a dream. This is what’s real.”
Without those strange lines of text in the beginning, perhaps we truly would have repeated the
tragic paths of my past lives.
Fortunately, everything had changed.
The moment the words left my lips, a massive display of fireworks shot up into the night sky
outside.
They burst.
Brilliant and dazzling.
Just like the life ahead of me.
