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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 4

After dinner, I went into the lottery shop under my house.

Following the memory of my previous life, I chose the numbers based on my birthday combination.

I remembered that in my previous life, the set of numbers won a high prize of 100 million dollars.

But it had been so long before that I really couldn't remember exactly what day the lottery was, so I just bought one every day.

For fear of being suspected, I went to different lottery shops to buy tickets every time.

The owner of the lottery shop was a middle-aged man with thinning hair and a kind smile on his face.

As he was entering the numbers, he couldn't help but look at me a few more times, "You bought so many bets on this set of numbers, lady. You are so optimistic about it."

I smiled easily and said, "Sir, I just bought it casually. Maybe I'll win someday."

He laughed and said, "Okay, then I wish you good luck."

He expertly printed out the lottery ticket and handed it to me.

I took the lottery ticket, and was thinking, "This is not just a casual purchase. It is my secret weapon for starting a new life."

"Thank you, sir, for your good words."

The prize drawing was in a week, and I still had a lot to do during the week.

The first thing was to move. I didn't want to have any contact with Linda anymore. After all, her retribution would come after she married Phil.

And I, Mandy, would disappear on the day of the lottery draw, so that Linda and the Smiths would never see me again.