She thought that man loved her, but who knew it was all just wishful thinking on her part.
She thought she was her best friend.
But that friend was the one who destroyed her happiness with her own hands!
Her mother's illegitimate daughter, the woman her man loved most...
This "best friend" took absolutely everything from her.
Exhausted in body and mind...
Reborn, she had another chance at life.
She no longer yearned for anything more. She only wanted to hold tight to the genuine happiness that was hers...
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It's very well written. I still want to read it. How about writing it quickly?
To be honest, the writing is terrible. There is obvious evidence, but she didn't give it to her father and grandfather. What was said in the previous chapter that outsiders would talk nonsense if they knew about it. Since the family is so powerful, wouldn't her father and grandfather solve it privately? Could it be that she could solve it perfectly by herself? She is not the kind of person who has lived in a intrigue environment for a long time. Even if she is reborn, she is reborn in herself. Apart from knowing these things, she is still very simple. Can such a person handle things better than her grandfather and father? Now writing this way is obviously for the sake of word count. After all, if I don't write this way and let my father and grandfather handle it directly, there will be few chapters to write, and there will be no so-called revenge.
In addition, the fact that her grandma said she knew the truth before her death is really chilling. If you want to take revenge, don't tell her grandma. Telling her grandma makes people feel that her grandma really loves this granddaughter in vain. She doesn't tell the truth even if she knows the truth. Is it because she wants to protect her mother (not the reader's idea, it may be her grandma's idea before she died). If she really takes revenge according to her so-called revenge, it may take many years or even longer. After all, this way the author has more words to write.
So, grandma's life is the price of her awakening?
Why don't you tell dad? Maybe there will be a turn for the better.
Can't we solve it neatly? If he keeps doing this, his father won't return his favor if he knows it. He's still taking his time. If he's too slow, he'll die.
Damn, why don't you do it?
Grandma needs to get better. She abused her mother and hated her.
Scared, it turns out it's been several chapters, I've sinned [turning my head silently]
Score first, then go back to your mobile phone to read ==
I saw the update [cover my face]
I want to see the torture part. . .
Wow, since her father loves her so much, why doesn't she tell her father? Since others can't be trusted and she can't do anything about it, she can tell her father. I hate the kind of people who know, don't tell, don't remind, and regret later.
It's very well written. I still want to read it. How about writing it quickly?
To be honest, the writing is terrible. There is obvious evidence, but she didn't give it to her father and grandfather. What was said in the previous chapter that outsiders would talk nonsense if they knew about it. Since the family is so powerful, wouldn't her father and grandfather solve it privately? Could it be that she could solve it perfectly by herself? She is not the kind of person who has lived in a intrigue environment for a long time. Even if she is reborn, she is reborn in herself. Apart from knowing these things, she is still very simple. Can such a person handle things better than her grandfather and father? Now writing this way is obviously for the sake of word count. After all, if I don't write this way and let my father and grandfather handle it directly, there will be few chapters to write, and there will be no so-called revenge. In addition, the fact that her grandma said she knew the truth before her death is really chilling. If you want to take revenge, don't tell her grandma. Telling her grandma makes people feel that her grandma really loves this granddaughter in vain. She doesn't tell the truth even if she knows the truth. Is it because she wants to protect her mother (not the reader's idea, it may be her grandma's idea before she died). If she really takes revenge according to her so-called revenge, it may take many years or even longer. After all, this way the author has more words to write.
So, grandma's life is the price of her awakening? Why don't you tell dad? Maybe there will be a turn for the better.
Can't we solve it neatly? If he keeps doing this, his father won't return his favor if he knows it. He's still taking his time. If he's too slow, he'll die.
Damn, why don't you do it?
Grandma needs to get better. She abused her mother and hated her.
Scared, it turns out it's been several chapters, I've sinned [turning my head silently] Score first, then go back to your mobile phone to read ==
I saw the update [cover my face]
I want to see the torture part. . .
Wow, since her father loves her so much, why doesn't she tell her father? Since others can't be trusted and she can't do anything about it, she can tell her father. I hate the kind of people who know, don't tell, don't remind, and regret later.