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On Our Wedding Day, She Burned Down Our New House

Believing he was guiding his childhood friend toward a better future, he intervened in her destructive obsession. Years later, they married—only for her to set their new home ablaze on their wedding day. Blaming him for her secret lover's imprisonment, she destroyed his family and stole his fortune. But death is not the end. Awakening on the exact day his fateful choice was made, he vows to step back, let her ruin her own life, and protect his family from her deadly obsession.
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Chapter 3

The next morning, I was awakened by Brandan’s angry voice.

"We got a situation here, James. Wake up. Jasper is such a jerk. He posted Adrienne's private photos on Element, and now many people are discussing this matter."

Brandan knew about Element because we had participated in a hacking competition together before.

Jasper also participated in the competition.

Brandan and my other friends stared at me with anticipation, confident that I would sort this out.

But to their disappointment, I didn’t even bother to open my eyes.

"That’s not my concern," I responded testily.

My words caught them off guard.

Noticing that I seemed unfazed, they became aware that I was serious about my decision to give up on Adrienne.

Rarely having free time to sleep in, I didn't get up until noon.

In my past life, I always worried that Adrienne might skip breakfast and get stomach problems, so I would get up early every day to get her favorite breakfast.

Since I was reborn, I suddenly had understood many things.

If a person didn’t even know how to love themselves, how could they love others?

After lunch, I went to the library as usual to study, and when I took a seat, I overheard discus-sions from the distance.

"Jasper, you’re really something. How did you get your hands on those pictures?"

I turned to the direction of the voice and saw Jasper who responded with a smirk..

A group of people stared at him with admiration.

"Come on, Jasper, tell us how did you obtain the photos?"

Jasper deliberately kept them in suspense, and it was only after quite a while that he opened his mouth.

"Why are you being so dramatic? Our school belle approached me and implored me to take pic-tures of her. I have some other photos of her."

.In the eyes of others, Adrienne was the aloof campus belle of Artaw University. Even I, born into wealth, couldn't win her affection with all the money I spent on her.

But Jasper had effortlessly drawn her attention. It was not surprising that he was showing off.

"James has really brought disgrace to us men."

"Although he is rich, he is still a loser. Despite his efforts, he still failed to get Adrienne to fall for him. I heard that she didn’t even give him a look."

The discussions continued.

I couldn’t help but laugh bitterly, regretting my actions in the past life.

What had gotten into me?

I was supposed to lead a good life, yet I had swallowed my pride to pursue a woman who didn’t deserve my affection??

Jasper and his friends heard me laugh and turned to look in my direction. When they spotted me, their expressions soured.

"Speak of the devil."

"So what if he's here? Everyone in the school knows that he's thrown away his pride to pursue a woman. Jasper said it was Adrienne who approached him. What else can he do except live with it?

I dismissed them and proceeded to study for a test.

Jasper, however, confidently walked up to me and said, "James you’ve heard of the photos, right. Each is worth 16,000. If you pay for them, I can remove them. I bet it’s just pocket money to you. After all, you’ve spent a tens of thousands of dollars to please her."

Those nearby stopped what they were doing and watched the unfolding drama with interest. And they expressed that they roosted for Jasper...

Getting carried away with their support, Jasper cast me a derisive glance and declared, "How about this? If you beg me to be your boss, I’ll help you win over .Adrienne…"

After he finished speaking, I looked up at him with indifference.

"Thank you for letting me enjoy a free show. It was impressive," I remarked.

Jasper didn’t get what he wanted, and instead, got embarrassed.

His face turned livid. As he spoke, there was a touch of anger in his voice.

"You’ve crossed a line, James. I’ve given you an opportunity, yet you didn’t cherish it."