GEEGEE

After being flogged to death for a crime she didn’t commit, Calista received a second chance when a system contracted her. It was simple: complete tasks and she could earn a second chance in life. After completing several of them, the chance to reincarnate in her original world and body was finally granted to her. 
However, unlike others, she didn’t want revenge against the people who killed her or wanted to unmask what truly transpired back then. All she wanted was to live peacefully and enjoy the bounty benefits which came with the reincarnation. 
And that was something she found when she met a man she fell in love with in some backward village. Unfortunately, all that was broken when her husband of five years perished at the hands of bandits. 
Things went downhill when Calista married her second husband, Orson, an amnesiac man whom she scammed into marrying her. But things weren't as simple as they seemed— Orson might be hiding some secrets of his own. 
Led on a path of revenge that Calista never thought she would be on, she soon realized that Orson might have more to do with her first life and death than he led on. If he knew she was still alive, he might kill her again. 
That meant that this time, Calista might have to strike first.

A Love Reborn: Finding Romance Twice In One Lifetime

The next day, Calista woke up with so much energy that she wanted to do something about it.

After breakfast, Calista decided to deal with the baskets of fruits she picked yesterday before meeting the wounded lady.

Thanks to that lady, the issue of fruits was set to the side. In the end, these amazing fruits were temporarily forgotten.

Fortunately, her memory was still intact, and she dreamt all night about them that she salivated.

Now that it was morning, it was the perfect time to deal with them.

She picked pears, apples, avocados, oranges and lemons.

For avocados, she decided to set them aside and only use them when she wanted to eat them. She had picked only a few, so she was safe.

With the avocados aside, it meant that the pears, apples, oranges and lemons remained.

CHAPTER 149: FRUIT PRODUCTS