Emily was a doctor of medicine and pharmacy. Unfortunately, she died in the research room all of a sudden. When she opened her eyes again, she turned into a notorious vicious supporting actress in a love novel.
She was a block in love between the hero and the heroine.
After she got her sister's boyfriend, she was even shamelessly pregnant with another man's child.
In the end, she died of dystocia during the delivery.
Emily frowned deeply. She didn’t want to be a notorious vicious supporting actress anymore. She would quit!
She just wanted to raise her daughter well and find out who killed her son and cure the pitiful and cute little boy.
But her fiance's family refused her to break off the engagement.
A popular star expressed love to her in the street with flowers in his hands.
The technology tycoon showed his love to her crazily on social media.
Things happened one after another. The witnesses died one by one. Emily seemed to be in a fog.
Wait, why did this mysterious man who had only appeared in the book a few times wanted to marry her?

I Kill the Main Character After I Quit Marriage

Stunned by Auston's words for a while, Shirley asked, "Including helping me study in German?"


"Including helping you study in German."


Hearing Auston's promise, Shirley was so surprised that she almost jumped up.


Her mother didn't want her to leave Britain. She could travel abroad but studying abroad was something that she couldn't even imagine.


She had begged Auston for help for a long time, but Auston had never agreed!


Why did he do such a good thing without leaving his name?


Shirley couldn't figure out what Auston was thinking in his mind.


But she would take advantage of him certainly.	


She got up to clean up and had breakfast with Emily happily.


The venue was a Hong Kong-style tea cafe in Chinatown.


"This tea cafe is not bad and delicious. Here is the menu."


Emily poured a cup of tea for Shirley in person.


With a smile, Shirley said, "What do you want me to do? Just tell me."


Chapter 166 Did a Good Thing Without Leaving a Name