The Young Lady Does Whatever She Wants, and Her Childhood Friend Spoils Her

Lin Nuan, a spoiled and radiant young heiress from Beijing’s elite circles, was starved to death in a basement.

There were two people to blame. One was her long-distance boyfriend of four years, a scholarship student she had brought home when they were children. The other was the daughter of a servant in her household. Out of pity, Lin Nuan had begged her father to take the girl in as her adopted sister.

The person who collected her body, fulfilled her filial duties in her place, and eventually took his own life for love, having his ashes buried beside hers, was her childhood friend Xie Pei’an, the man whose engagement she had called off.

Reborn on the day her university choices were changed, she still has time to set things right.

With her father and childhood friend backing her up, the heiress won’t give those ungrateful wretches an inch.

A cheating scumbag and a shameless homewrecker deserve each other. If regret could fix everything, what would we need laws and morals for?

Lin Nuan should live boldly and unapologetically, loving whoever she wants.