Description:
Wren Easton gave a starving girl a piece of bread, then paid her way into the best school in the city. It was meant to be kindness. It became a death sentence.
The girl she sponsored had bound herself to a life-swap system—and one stolen piece at a time, she took Wren's face, her grades, her family's love, and finally her life, leaving Wren to die wearing someone else's skin.
Now Wren is sixteen again, and the girl is back on her knees, begging for help with that same practiced, pitiful smile.
This time, Wren says yes.
She won't lift a finger against her. She won't have to. A true young mistress never dirties her own hands—she simply lets every trap spring back on the one who set it.
A cold, immaculate rebirth-revenge story about charity, entitlement, and consequence.











