Miles pulled me behind him, but Hanna kept waving the knife at me like crazy.
Seeing the knife stabbing straight at me, Miles blocked in front of me.
A muffled groan came from above my head.
Hanna let go of the knife and stepped back, trembling.
I rushed over and slapped her hard, then called the police and an ambulance.
Fortunately, the stabbing wasn’t deep, and Miles was fine.
During this time, Lena wanted to run but was kicked back by Miles.
She sat on the ground, holding her stomach, staring at me with resentment, gritting her teeth, and saying, “Lena, why? Why have you been better than me since childhood? You are good at studying, got into a better university, and your marriage is happier than mine. Why did we go bankrupt when I married Miles, but you enjoyed happiness when you married him? Why? I have always lived under your shadow. I thought I could make the right choice in my next life. But why? Why is it like this again?”
Her tears kept pouring out, and the veins on her forehead bulged because of the force. She still screamed loudly. “It’s all your fault. It’s all your fault! You caused all this!”
She was still staring at me until the police came to take her away.
If the police were not there, I was sure she would kill me without hesitation as in the last life.
I didn’t say a word to her, because saying more would just be a waste of time.
We should respect the fate of others.
This was Hanna’s fate.
After my parents learned that I had let the police take Hanna away, they cried and made a fuss to ask me to write a letter of forgiveness.
Miles‘ parents kicked them out while yelling at them.
I didn’t write a letter of forgiveness but found the best lawyer to send Hanna to prison.
Since Hanna was imprisoned, my life had been quiet for a rare time.
But Miles asked me several times about Hanna’s remarks that day.
I got really annoyed and told him everything.
After learning the truth, he was not surprised or suspicious but complacent.
“Baby. look. I didn’t like her in my last life Please praise me for my taste”
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Miles pulled me behind him, but Hanna kept waving the knife at me like crazy. Seeing the knife stabbing straight at me, Miles blocked in front of me.
A muffled groan came from above my head.
Hanna let go of the knife and stepped back, trembling.
I rushed over and slapped her hard, then called the police and an ambulance.
Fortunately, the stabbing wasn’t deep, and Miles was fine.
During this time, Lena wanted to run but was kicked back by Miles.
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She sat on the ground, holding her stomach, staring at me with resentment, gritting her teeth, and saying, “Lena, why? Why have you been better than me since childhood? You are good at studying, got into a better university, and your marriage is happier than mine. Why did we go bankrupt when I married Miles, but you enjoyed happiness when you married him? Why? I have always lived under your shadow. I thought I could make the right choice in my next life. But why? Why is it like this again?”
Her tears kept pouring out, and the veins on her forehead bulged because of the force. She still screamed loudly. “It’s all your fault. It’s all your fault! You caused all this!”
She was still staring at me until the police came to take her away.
If the police were not there, I was sure she would kill me without hesitation as in the last life.
I didn’t say a word to her, because saying more would just be a waste of time.
We should respect the fate of others.
This was Hanna’s fate.
After my parents learned that I had let the police take Hanna away, they cried and made a fuss to ask me to write a letter of forgiveness.
Miles‘ parents kicked them out while yelling at them.
I didn’t write a letter of forgiveness but found the best lawyer to send Hanna to prison.
Since Hanna was imprisoned, my life had been quiet for a rare time.
But Miles asked me several times about Hanna’s remarks that day.
I got really annoyed and told him everything.
After learning the truth, he was not surprised or suspicious but complacent.
“Baby, look, I didn’t like her in my last life. Please praise me for my taste.”
I looked at the man in front of me, who was asking for praise, and smiled helplessly.
Shouldn’t he be inarticulate?
Six months later, I gave birth to a girl.
Miles‘ family treated me and my daughter like treasures.
Before going to bed, I smiled at my daughter and Miles beside me.
Miles leaned over. He held his chin with one hand and said with a smile, “Congratulations on unlocking a new role in life.”
I smiled and replied, “You too.”
The End
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