r 2: Who

o avoid marrying Richard Swift!" a voi

e in through the colorful curtains. Her blue eyes scanned the environment, landing on a

ked, trying to process everything. The la

die yesterday at the hands of

as she

iar room with

ace mask. Perhaps they had kidnapped her and w

weddin

Y

line, revealing her ample chest. What was strange wa

ng mad

n selfish," remarked an older woman, her voi

ring with indignation. She shared the same features as the olde

as she

a tidal wave. Diana fell from the chair to th

hit

ks and thought was nonsense: she ha

irror's reflection. It was Natalie Smith-the very person responsib

een treated like a slave since birth, was now being sent to marry a

her sister, Natalie, who hap

vious owner of the body. Brielle had been so weak, allowing everyone to bully he

who was on his deathbed-Brielle had been expected to be his nurse and servant until h

was so

rabbing her arm, and disgust washed

twisted it behind her back. Natalie screamed, her voice p

e!" Diana warned, her ey

he nursed her hurt wrist, blowing air on

a's foster mother, rushed in between them, pulling N

ed, catching Sylvia's hand mid-air. She let go and sprayed a ca

e gasp echoe

old and domineering, making

ed, her voice filled with concern

ate I brought in on a rainy day would speak back t

g like this," one of the bridesmaids

of our own before helping others. The adopted daughter

ie's best friends, Ronny and Sandy, chosen by Na

Hm

rtless? You hit our mother?" Natalie

ter. "When has she ever been a mother to me? If

open at Diana's words, bar

e over something this silly," Natalie soothed, her

aze examining Sylvia. She seized Sylvia's wrist, plac

via started, confusi

counting for a minute, she sighed. "You don

that as an excuse to emotionally blackmail the original own

appened to

er who seemed to have replaced her daughter. Brielle h

ed me." A wry smile curled on Diana's lips, enhancing her striking appe

gainst those who had wronged her. She gaz

hid behind her mother. "Why do you look

nd laced with contempt. For what they did to the origina

had a lot on her plate first before

"Mom, don't worry. We'll get rid of her the second she marries

ed, yanking the veil from her h

laimed, her voice rising in panic. They were in awe at the sight of Dia

g so she wouldn't complain later. Once the old man died, Brie

only had to

aring at her reflection in the mirror. Her new body

er face felt stiff, like someone who had had Botox. The makeup felt like a mas

ned from the safety of the back, her

not getting married to that old man," Diana sai

She drew a deep breath before accusing, "You hav

their house. George Smith had taken her in; unfortunately, he died when she

results. She looked gorgeous, even with less makeup. The origina

e table, she smiled, her ex