They Swapped My Son. Reborn, I Paid Them Back

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Evelyn Harper devoted her entire life to her husband, Julian Grant. Only when she was bedridden after a stroke and close to death did the son she had raised for fifty years reveal that Julian had long been having an affair with her younger sister, Viola. When Evelyn and Viola gave birth on the same day, Viola switched their babies and caused the death sur Evelyn’s biological son. After the false son pulled out her oxygen tube, Evelyn died filled with hatred. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the day of the births. Seeing Julian walk past her hospital bed to stay with Viola, she immediately contacted a lawyer to arrange a divorce. She also had the head nurse secretly reverse the baby swap, causing Viola to kill her own child while Evelyn successfully protected her biological son, Oliver. While collecting evidence of Julian and Viola’s affair, the baby swap, and the murder of the infant, Evelyn endured their blatant encroachment and false accusations in the Grant household. She eventually collected the divorce papers, took her child, and boarded a plane. At the welcome banquet, secret videos, recordings, and DNA reports were displayed on a large screen. Viola was arrested for murder, while Julian lost all the marital assets and finally realized that his wife and son had disappeared from his life for good. Evelyn moved to Colmar, France, where she rebuilt her life. With the longtime, restrained companionship of her former university classmate, Nolan Reed, she gradually learned to believe in love again. When Julian followed her there to apologize, she firmly rejected him. Viola was sentenced to life imprisonment, and Julian remained trapped in regret and alcoholism. Evelyn, meanwhile, formed a loving family with Nolan and Oliver.