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The Shaw Family brought me back to their residence, where I encountered Quincy, who had assumed my identity.
In my past life, I served as a comparison for Quincy, leading to a tragic fate.
Upon turning eighteen, they declared, "You're now an adult, and we no longer need to support you."
Subsequently, they sent me to a conflict-ridden nation. Ultimately, I met a violent end amidst gunfire in a foreign land.
On that particular day, the Shaw Family was throwing an elaborate party for Quincy's 19th birthday, complete with extravagant floral arrangements and a lavish cake.
After my rebirth, I made the decision to disregard them and concentrate on my own path.
However, my parents experienced remorse, their eyes welling up with tears. They wept and pleaded for me to return home.

The Unwanted Daughter's Second Chance at Revenge

"He's in the wrong. An apology is in order!"


George's intention was to instruct his children about accountability, not to single me out.


Nevertheless, Maria's favoritism stung.


In their eyes, I was apparently worth less than a strand of hair from Quincy or Hank.


I understood George's reluctance to let me go. They had, after all, publicly announced my return.


What would people think if their biological daughter left again?


Hank stood his ground, refusing to apologize or show any deference to me.


This mirrored his behavior in my previous life. No matter my actions, he assumed I was insincere.


I recalled his fondness for a particular singer. Even when I went out of my way to secure concert tickets for him, his opinion of me remained unchanged.


I had no desire to relive those days of futile attempts to win approval.


Chapter 7