Author's Note: Reworking Chapters (as of 9/29/2024)

I’ve decided to revisit and edit several chapters of Reborn as Emily. Initially, I wrote this as a reincarnation story, but I faced a tough ethical question: What happened to the original Emily? Did Daniel overwrite her consciousness?

This concept felt uncomfortably close to a “consciousness hijack,” which bothered me. Over time, I leaned into a dual consciousness theme, inspired by my own life experiences—feeling like I’ve skirted disasters with an inner voice guiding me.

The story shifted after chapter 23 to explore Daniel and Emily coexisting, rather than one overpowering the other. However, the earlier chapters still read like a traditional reincarnation story. I plan to rework these early chapters to better reflect the dual-consciousness dynamic.

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I want to apologize to those of you who were expecting a more traditional reincarnation story. I understand this shift may be unexpected, but I believe this new direction makes more sense in the long term. It allows us to dig deeper into character relationships, emotional growth, and offers material for 3-4 books instead of just one.

This book remains grounded in three core themes:

* Family is often one you adopt or are adopted into.

* Trauma recovery.

* Joint growth and emotional support.

I hope to improve the continuity and clarify the narrative while releasing the remaining chapters on a weekly basis. Thanks for your patience and understanding!