Zaroni_Evas_1104

Maureen Smith died at the age of 23 due to cancer and was lucky enough to be reborn back to the age of 17th faced with the same challenges of life she faced in her past life but this time she had a System. 

A Good Luck System. 

All she has to do is to absorb good luck from the list of people provided by the system. If not she will die again when she clocks 23. And at the top of the list was a notorious bully Liam Williams. 

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Liam Williams, after the untimely death of his father and elder brother.  He became the rejected son.  As his mother and grandfather kept blaming him for this brother and father demise. That somehow had a drastic change in Liam's behavior.  And to make matters worse his mother went and adopted another son who looks like his elder.

Causing him to become a notorious bully both in and out of school. 

Will Maureen master the courage of facing the man who has the most good Luck? 

If she does succeed in approaching him,  will he bully her too? 

What will happen to Maureen's lover in her past life? will they still be together in her present life? 

What will happen when Liam's adopted brother turns out to be among the people Maureen will need to absorb good luck from? 

Will Maureen's Good luck quest turned out to be a good Luck for better health and life or a good luck for Love Square?

The raise of Maureen Smith and her Good Luck System

Initially, she thought that Liam's friend would be as difficult as Liam, but much to her surprise, Drake was very amicable, readily extending his hand towards her with a beaming smile, "No problem."

Overjoyed, Maureen quickly wiped her hands on her clothes and took his hand.

Liam, who was still eating barbecue and didn't have time to stop, said: "As soon as Maureen's skin touched Drake, the small sprout in the flowerpot moved a little.

Although it did not grow as many as the five buds that first sprouted when she touched Liam, it was still enough to make one happy!

Maureen was filled with joy, chewing a piece of barbecue, and asked again: "Drake, haven't you been to school for almost a month because of your illness?

There should be many papers piled up on your desk, right?

Do you need someone to help you organize them?

Do you also need somebody to run errands for your usual duty day?"

shouldn't be a problem