Ming Xue, a schoolteacher, had hoped to devote herself to educating children and grow old alongside her husband, but fate had other plans.
After an argument, her husband slammed the door and left. When they met again, everything had changed.
Standing on the sidewalk, Ming Xue watched her husband being all lovey-dovey with another fashionable woman in a luxury car. As she stood there in a daze, a Land Rover struck her, sending her back to the age of thirteen.
Her past life was gone. Now she had a second chance.
From then on,
her school had a top female student,
the college entrance exams had a top-scoring girl,
the business world had a female tycoon,
and the public had a miracle-working female doctor.
She went into business for her family, risked her life for her friends, and practiced medicine to help her sect.
When she finally looked back, she realized she had done everything for others. But who would do anything for her?
Xiao Wei said, “Xue’er, just turn around. I’ve always been right behind you.”
Ming Xue said, “Because of you, my life this time has not been in vain.”
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The more Xiao Wei thought about it in the hospital, the more frightened he became. Doctors only kept others from listening when the patient had a terminal illness. Could Ming Xue have an incurable disease?
Without thinking it through, he burst through the door.
Ignoring whatever the doctor was saying, he blurted out, “Xue’er, don’t listen to her. I’ll take you to the capital for treatment. You’ll be fine.”
The doctor couldn’t help laughing. This boy’s feelings for the girl were clearly no ordinary ones. Ming Xue, meanwhile, blushed furiously.
“What nonsense are you talking about? I told you to wait outside. Why did you come in?” Xiao Wei paid her no mind, staring straight at the doctor.
“Fine, you can listen too. Honestly, schools these days are ridiculous. They’ve taught students nothing but addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.”
Then she turned to Ming Xue and said, “You’ve just started your period. It shouldn’t hurt this much, though. You’ll need to take care of yourself when you get home. Eat more warming, nourishing foods and don’t let yourself get cold. Come back after a few days and I’ll prescribe some medicine.”
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The two of them were in danger. Xiao Wei looked at Ming Xue and said softly, “Stay alive.”
Ming Xue understood him and struggled even harder, but it was no use. The rope was too thick for her to break free. She hated how powerless she was. The leader approached Xiao Wei like an executioner and raised the butcher’s knife in his hand.
To Ming Xue, every movement played out like a slow-motion scene.
“Ah!” A long howl rang out, like the mournful cry of a she-wolf about to lose her mate. In an instant, Ming Xue’s eyes turned bloodshot and vacant. Only one thought filled her mind: You deserve to die! You deserve to die!
The rope she had struggled against for so long snapped. Like an evil spirit from hell, Ming Xue walked toward the leader, blood running down her hands and feet. At some point, one side of the tape over her mouth had come loose, leaving it dangling eerily from her lips. The corners of her mouth lifted slightly, like a fallen dark angel come to claim a life.
The leader seemed to have been scared senseless, still holding his knife aloft. When Xiao Wei saw Ming Xue break free, he relaxed and passed out.
His collapse only drove Ming Xue further over the edge. She snatched the knife from the leader and stabbed him again and again, muttering all the while, “You deserve to die. You deserve to die!”
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