
Back to Before My Husband Was Bound by the SAT Score Change System
Chapter 1
My daughter, Yori Smith, excels in both character and learning, but my husband, Ted Smith, in his previous life was bound to the SAT score exchange system. He wants to exchange Yori's SAT score for the underachieving daughter of our divorced neighbor.
My daughter failed the SAT and developed depression.
I questioned Ted, but he said, "They are pitiful, can't you have a little sympathy for them?"
Later, I drowned together with my daughter who was attempting suicide by jumping into the sea.
Ted directly let the mother and daughter from the neighbor's house occupy the princess room that I carefully created for my daughter.
In this lifetime, I secretly applied to prestigious foreign schools for my daughter in advance, and instructed her to come back from the exam with a score of zero.
Ted doesn't know that the system will consume his life force once it succeeds.
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"Miya is so lively. Let our Yori continue to tutor her. Yori is always so lifeless. With Miya accompanying her, she can be more happy and pleasing. You don't need to interfere too much."
Ted's words echoed in my head again, making my head feel heavy.
The suffocating feeling of seawater rushing into my nostrils had not completely faded, and I had returned to the time point before my daughter's SAT.
In the previous life, my husband Ted suggested that our excellent student daughter Yori tutor her neighbor Miya, but Yori was in a critical review period, and her own study time was already tight.
Ted said, "Don't be too selfish. It's not easy for Miya's mother to raise a child alone. We should help her as much as we can."
Yori had always been unloved by her father because of her introverted personality, so she agreed to tutor Miya to make Ted happy.
But Miya was a troublemaker. Not only did she not study, but she was jealous of Yori's good grades and later found a blond delinquent to rape Yori!
Fortunately, I caught it in time and stopped it. Ted even defended Miya, saying, "Miya is just a child with a natural disposition. She found friends to comfort Yori. Look at how boring Yori has become because of you. Even if she studies well, she will not be as successful as Miya in the future."
I said coldly, "My Yori is not interested in that. She is a good child with principles and boundaries. If you think Miya is good, go be her father. My daughter doesn't have time to hang out with troublemakers. Miya can't get into college on her own. She should learn a trade with her mother."
Abby Miller, Miya's mother, and our female neighbor, was divorced.
She dressed provocatively and often brought different men home.
I suspected that she was in the unscrupulous industry, and Ted even got angry.
He said, "Don't look at a noble soul with your prejudiced eyes."
What a noble soul! A noble soul was to seduce other people's husbands and make her daughter steal other people's fathers.
After we severed ties in the previous life, I moved with Yori out of our current house and went to my parent's home to study in peace.
Ted saw that Miya had no hope of passing the SAT, so he tied the exchange system and wanted to give Yori's score to Miya.
Later, Yori failed the SAT and could not accept the result. She was already introverted and became severely depressed after that.
However, Miya became the champion and went to a top university.
On the day of Ted's celebration for Miya's admission, Yori walked towards the sea...
Time went back to the present. Looking at Ted's earnest pleading to get Yori to tutor Miya, I even doubted who he was the father of.
I sneered and replied, "Yori only learns by herself; she can't teach others. Let me give Miya tutoring instead. I am a master's degree holder in engineering and am best at math, physics, and chemistry."
Ted was delighted. "Great! Are you really willing?"
I nodded. This little beast was in my hands, and it was time to repay my daughter for her painful previous life.
This life, I not only wanted to protect my daughter, but also made Miya and her mother pay for it!
As for Ted's system, I knew in my previous life that it was meant to shorten his lifespan. I hoped he could still laugh when he was dying.