乌鸦夜影

“Qingqing, I know I was wrong. I won’t be indifferent to you anymore. Just come back, and I will do anything for you!”
Looking at the series of long message essays sent by Gu Pei on my phone, I decisively blocked this jerk whom I once regarded as my true love.
Reborn, I will never make the same mistake again!
In my previous life, as the daughter of the richest man, I foolishly groveled at the feet of the son of our family’s servant.
To marry him, I brought him into my father’s company, giving him a million-dollar annual salary.
But he hollowed out the company, sent me to a mental hospital, and used my money to support other women.
That day, I stood on the hospital rooftop, crying and begging him to take me home.
Instead, he brought Shen Meng to humiliate me, telling me to hurry up and die.
It turns out, he always just saw me as a lunatic.
I gave him my all, only to move myself.
I jumped down, and when I opened my eyes again, I had returned to the time when I was crazily pursuing Gu Pei in high school.


After I Died, I Found Out I Was the Heart's Desire of the Noble Buddhist of Beijing

Wherever they went, people around would know they were the mistress and the mistress's child.


Having grown up in such an environment, Gu Pei developed a character that was both sensitive and self-deprecating, yet arrogant.


It wasn't until Zhang Mei found out that my family was looking for a nanny and got hired, that she brought her son along.


Knowing my family had only one daughter, Zhang Mei set her sights on me.


So, after seeing that I started liking Gu Pei, she often subtly manipulated me to prioritize Gu Pei.


After they were kicked out, Zhang Mei returned to her old life as someone else's mistress.


The news spread quickly, and Gu Pei felt like everyone was whispering about him, causing him fear.


Even Shen Meng started to distance himself from him bit by bit.


But how could Gu Pei possibly let Shen Meng go when he still owed a debt of 300,000 on his credit card?


Even after selling the things I gave him, it was barely enough, but their living expenses were already gone.


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