He Forced Me to Donate Blood to His First Love

For three years, she was drained of her blood to keep his beloved first love alive. But the moment his precious muse finally awakens, she is cast out onto the streets, meeting a brutal death under oncoming wheels. As her life fades, he shields his lover's eyes from the "dirty" sight. Yet, she dies with a smile. He has no idea how filthy his first love truly is—or that he is destined to be the very one who will eventually end his beloved's life.

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Chapter 3

Early the next morning, Noah returned home.

He looked in a good mood and asked a servant to put Eva's favorite flowers at the entrance.

Then, the landscape painting we created together was thrown into the trash can.

The picture frame was shattered on the ground, and the glass shards hit my feet before I barely regained consciousness.

When I took a second look, I found Noah kissing someone.

When he saw me, his smile froze for a moment.

"Didn't I tell you to get out of here?"

I looked at him dumbfoundedly. I saw a hand resting on his, and its owner turned to look me in the eye from in front of him.

Eva smiled happily, looking at me like a winner.

"Long time no see, Julie."

Ever since Eva knew me, she had sweetly called me Julie.

Only I knew what kind of vicious heart she hid behind her sweet smile.

I stood awkwardly aside, watching the intimate couple.

Although I was Noah's legal wife, I looked like a maggot under Eva's dazzling smile.

Eva looked around the villa adorned like a wedding venue, her eyes sparkling.

"I've told Noah not to make any fuss, but he didn't listen."

Eva covered her mouth and smiled, revealing a pigeon-egg-like diamond ring on her ring finger.

There was a maple leaf engraved on the ring, which I saw a month ago.

It was in Noah's suit pocket.

I had thought it was the ring he would use to propose to me again.

To not spoil the surprise, I pretended not to know about it, but in fact, I was on cloud nine.

Just like Eva, I liked maple leaves too.

There was only one and a half months left until our wedding anniversary.

I was looking forward to Noah putting it on my ring finger.

Little did I expect that it was not prepared for me at all!

The doctor had already figured out the day Eva would wake up.

The Whites and the servants in the villa had all been preparing for this day, but I was the only one kept in the dark.

I became the last person to know that she could wake up.

And I was the first loser to be kicked out.

While we were talking, the servants had already thrown out my last few items.

Noah gave me a disdainful glance and told me to leave immediately.

As for the divorce agreement, he promised to deliver it to me today.

"Can I stay here, Noah?"

With tears in my swollen eyes, I uttered my final plea to him.

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