verheard a conversation between my f
Thanks to your help, I managed
to call off the wedding, but Edmund thr
from the rooftop, I real
e in my ear, "Renee Evans, you
e, how did I end up being ta
nd's conversation with his friend, I reali
saw Edmund's body freeze, and he slowly turned around, his eyes b
e the same. I hate being deceived the most.
stairs. I pounded on his shoulders desperately, but his steps didn't falter. He kicked ope
with a nearly perverse madness, "Renee, I wo
ept shouting at Edmund, hoping to aw
at his lips, and my heart sank as I s
e, slowly tipping over. Yet, he clung tightly to me, suddenl
couldn't face death calmly, squeezing my eyes
g me tightly, whispering like a demon in my ea
one thought that in the next life, I w
owled fiercely past my ears. A speeding roller coast
op towers across from me. Wasn't this th
fraid of anything, thinking I had escaped my pa
feeling of weightlessness made me faint instantly. The machine stopped urgently, and I was s
asn't until the wedding was about to start t
le with my life. I declined my classmates' invitatio
y eyes scanning the surroundings, I hoped to find the senior wh
led with students from nearby univer
le not far away, walki
in the same major as me. Just as I was about to greet her, the moment
s Edm
replayed in my ears, and a heart
ongue brought a moment of clarity. I saw the girl and Edmund walking
to move an inch. My breathing became rapid, and a fear de
feeling
side me, the glaring sunlight casting a shadow over his handsome fe
he familiar patte
of my eye, I saw the two people behind me moving closer. Cold sweat dripped fro
urprise, reached my ears, "Je
to him, "Edmund, this is my best friend from high school, Jeremy Reid. Jeremy, this
ite greetings, all three of them
d me before finally asking, "Are you Renee Evans
voice that we could all hear, "This is the most beautiful
isunderstood. I just saw Miss Evans looking unwell and came over to ch
heir conversation, my min
y mind for this name
s friends' gatherings, and I knew most of his frie
lowered my head, realizing tod
ide on the drop tower and came over to gr
my tension gradually dissipated, and I
ai
to me, scratching his head shyly, "Is i
rienced something like this. Instinctively, I glanced at Edmund, who was
e to interact with other boys. I had very few male friends in m
n my ear, "Go ahead, add him on social media! T
were to see the two most popular figures in school at the same
nly couldn't remember. In my previous life, he burst into
aved me, I developed a fondness for him, and we natur
in my ear as he fell in my past life, his
girlfriend now, and his life ha
ne's been vibrat
at her before realizing my phone was vibrating. I pulled it out
asking if I wanted to go to the hospital si
past life. I was incredibly grateful for this second chance. I never thought of seeking revenge on Edmund. Reflecting
me with my parents. In my past life, when I fell, I saw them crying
tairs at the dormitory who wa
moil again, my palms cold and trembling. I gripped my classmate's
hand and quickened my pace toward the dormitory,
hand over my chest, feeling my heart pounding. I grad
ed on the door. I opened it to find Edmund's girlfriend sta
ld go to the teaching building. You haven
ow voice, "Jeremy was a big deal back in high school. He didn
d I didn't know how to explain. I picked up my phone from t
or, plugging in my phone to cha
ad-perhaps distraction was a
Jeremy. He humbly asked if I could help with a project
t. There were quite a few people inside, all busy with their heads d
sle. He wore a white sweater, his freshly washed hair falling ov
oducing me to his classmates. They teased us, b
f documents, apologizing, "Renee, I'm sorry, b
or a financial experiment project. Some of th
ontent, leaving the specialized term
ed with terminology, which truly calmed me down.
document, I wanted to ask Jere
who had been in the study room had a
y phone, only to find Jeremy
ting scared to tears? I've
my heart. And when I saw the empty classroom, the fear surged aga
silent for a moment, then seemed to muster his courage and hugg
remy's embrace, gradually stopping my tears,
nding before me as he gently patted my head, a dazzling smile on his li
slation documents, and Jeremy ca
ath. The streetlights were dim, and we walked side by side. Ou
pped, waved to Jeremy, and sincere
ect. Watching his figure disappear into the dist
all at the dormitory entrance. In the dim l
Edmund
ut before I could take a step away, my arm was
y entrance. I stared at Edmund, his dark eyes burned with a
tone was terrifyingly harsh. Pressed aga
th shock. Edmund, he