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While climbing Mount Everest, the mother of a billionaire grew disoriented from lack of oxygen.
But her husband, the expedition leader, refused to rescue her. He took her spare oxygen tank and abandoned her on the mountain.
All because his childhood sweetheart had complained, “She’s using so much oxygen.”
But the billionaire’s mother had bought and carried every bit of her own oxygen up Mount Everest.
I couldn’t bear to watch her die, so I immediately took out a satellite phone and alerted base camp, calling for a rescue team.
After she was saved, the billionaire rushed over and demanded to know what had happened.
I pleaded with the billionaire’s mother, and in the end, managed to save her husband.
The billionaire took revenge on his childhood sweetheart, throwing her into a no-man’s-land to be eaten by wolves.
He made me his sworn younger sister. Unable to have children, he left me most of his fortune.
On the anniversary of his childhood sweetheart’s death, he invited me to climb Mount Everest again.
At the summit, he took my oxygen mask and shoved me off a towering glacier.
“Why did you have to meddle? If you hadn’t saved her, she wouldn’t have exposed Wanwan!”
“You’re the reason Wanwan’s body was never found!”
I froze to death, with no one knowing what happened and no one to recover my body.
After my death, my husband seized my vast fortune and donated it everywhere in his childhood sweetheart’s name, doing good deeds to earn blessings for her next life.
When I woke up again, I saw my husband taking the oxygen tank.
This time, I’ll claim the billionaire’s enormous reward for myself and watch coldly as the two of them suffer the consequences of their own actions.
