After I Died, My Ex-girlfriend Came Back For Revenge

Seven years ago, on that birthday.

I received a notification from the hospital early in the morning that Marla fainted on the roadside.

In a hurry, as soon as I arrived at the hospital, the doctor came over and told me that it was preliminarily diagnosed as myocardial disease before I could catch my breath.

My grandmother also died from cardiomyopathy. But how could I save Marla since she was still so young?

I stumbled to the ticket office and looked at the amount of money that needed to be paid on the screen. It happened to be the amount my mother gave me last night, which was their hard-earned pension, but they still took it out for me to buy a ring for Marla. However, there was still a lot of money needed for the late stage of this illness, and Marla's father had uremia.

When I was at a loss, someone handed a card to the toll collector and said, "Use this."

A mocking voice came from behind.

I turned around and it was Dion Lawson.

He looked at me with a half-smile and said, "Do you think you can still date our school's beauty with just this little money?"

I didn't speak and wanted to leave the checkout counter.

But he didn't want to let me go so easily. "You're so poor, so don't even think about marrying a beauty like her. Just think about it, do you have money to pay for Marla's heart surgery, or to pay for your father-in-law's kidney?"

Dion was right and poverty was my biggest mistake at this moment.

"What do you want?" I asked him.

"I won't go too far. As long as you give up on Marla, you won't have to worry about her and her father's medical expenses." Dion looked at me with a playful expression.

Come on, it really proves the saying that Hemp rope is only for bad karma people.

Dion saw me standing there in a daze, and he whispered in my ear, "You won't lose in this deal either. Since the Levin family's young lady has always liked you, you can become their son-in-law."

"Think about it carefully."

As he was about to leave, I spoke up, "Yes, I agree."

"That's a smart choice." He patted my face and turned to leave.

I collapsed on the ground, laughing suddenly, and tears came out as I laughed.

Many people cry in the hospital every day, and the passers-by were used to it.

I tightly held the money my parents gave me yesterday, mocking myself for being incapable when I even had to rely on my love rival to pay for my girlfriend's medical expenses.