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After Being Betrayed by My Best Friend: I Won a Big Prize

After saving the wealthy Susan Brown in her past life, the protagonist married into fortune, only for her best friend Linda Moore to grow consumed by jealousy. When Susan decided to leave her estate to the protagonist’s newborn son, Linda stabbed her to death. Now reborn on the day of Susan's rescue, the protagonist watches Linda rush to take her place. Instead of fighting for a toxic billionaire family, she steps aside, ready to win the lottery instead.
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Chapter 1

In my previous life, I saved a wealthy old lady Susan Brown, and she betrothed me to her son.

When my best friend Linda Moore saw that I married into a wealthy family, she seduced my husband's brother.

Linda and I gave birth to a boy and a girl at the same time. Susan favored boys over girls and doted on the boy I gave birth to.

She decided to leave all the family property to my son, so Linda got so jealous that she stabbed me twelve times.

When I opened my eyes again, we went back to the day when we rescued Susan.

Seeing that, Linda rushed to save her before me.

I laughed. Just let Linda give birth to a son with supermale syndrome, and I would go and win the lottery.

***

Linda and I were walking on the road when Susan in front of us fell down trembling.

However, Linda did not make an excuse to leave because she was afraid of getting into trouble like in her previous life. Instead, she rushed forward and started dialing 911.

I was a little confused for a moment, so I walked over and whispered in her ear, "Linda, aren't you always afraid of getting into trouble?"

She smiled sweetly at me and her face was full of hypocrisy, "Mandy Jones, if you are in a hurry to go to work, just go first. I will accompany this old lady and wait for ambulance."

I pretended to hesitate, but she pushed me away by the arm.

"You go first, Mandy. Don't worry."

Seeing her attitude, which was completely different from her previous life, I knew that she had also been reborn.

Soon, she would meet my husband from my previous life, Phil Smith, in the hospital.

I pretended to hesitate for a moment, then said apologetically, "I'm going to be late for work, so I have to leave first. Be careful, Linda."

Turning around, I almost couldn't control the smile on my face.

Linda was still so stupid and only wanted to live on men.

Then it was her turn to marry the coward and violent Phil, give birth to a lively son with supermale syndrome, and stay with the Smiths to be tortured.

As for me, I would take advantage of the good fortune of rebirth to start a new good life.