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She was only six years old when her father suddenly mysteriously disappeared without any trace.

At the age of sixteen, her mother died in a car accident; some claims that her mother suicide and some claims that it was only a natural accident.

Finally, at the age of twenty-two, she was wedded on that day and at the same time, she was killed by her so-called best friend and her lover. They have betrayed her, all the years that they have spent together were crushed on that day. She thought that it was all genuine but it was, in fact, all fake.

She died with so much hatred in her heart that the heavens granted her a second chance. A chance to change all the wrongs that she did, to avoid the flags that will bring her down.

Did the heavens pity her for being naive? But that does not matter now. The heavens gave her this second chance and she won't waste it to the likes of her fake best friend and that so-called lover of hers.

The heavens allowed her to wake up at the age of sixteen where things are not that disastrous. This time in her second life, she make those who hurt her and her family down without any hesitation.

REBORN: Revenge

"Wait. Our grandfather has a sister?" After listening to her brother's story, Lannie's mind is in a mess. She never had any clue that their grandfather has a sister, but then again, their grandfather never said anything. " This is such a surprise. What should I call her? Grandma aunty Shine or aunty grandma Shine?"

Hearing that last statement from his little sister, Kyle's lips twitched. Kyle expected her to ask a question that he can answer, but she instead asked a question that is not truly important. "Lannie, that question is not really relevant, and please don't you ever call our grandfather's sister either of those two, you hear me?" He felt that his sister just said something so weird and that he couldn't handle to hear it everything they are going to talk about their grandma Shine.

"What? Why am I not allowed to call her either of those?"

Revenge 228: Who Is The Real Culprit