Refusing to Be a Golden Cage Bird

After hanging up the call, I put my energy into my career again.

Although I had been locked up in a villa by Kevin in my previous life, fortunately, there was a television. My favorite thing to do every day was to watch the news.

So I knew every opportunity to make profits in ten years, and that the real economy would slowly move towards depression.

In the previous life, Kevin missed the opportunities, and the Morgan family's business suffered a great loss. He was reluctant to vent his anger on Maria, so he had to take it out on me.

He beat me so badly that I had to hide in a corner.

At that time, I was thinking that if God gave me another chance, I would not choose to work in a hair salon that summer.

Then, my life might not have ended up like this.

Then I received another call from Kelly. She told me that she was getting married and asked me to witness her wedding.

I said, "No, I'm busy."

Kelly mocked, "Why are you pretending? Don't think I don't know anything just because I haven't been to college. Didn't you just have fun with your classmates, skip classes, and play games?"

I sneered in my heart. It turned out that the opportunity to study that I had given up with great pain in my previous life was wasted by Kelly. No wonder she couldn't find a good job after graduation.

Even as an ordinary college student who had never participated in any competition, she would not be fired frequently if she worked hard and had a good resume.

Kelly had high expectations but lacked the skills to achieve them. Even though she was incapable, she always complained about how hard her work was. When other colleagues went off work, she still had to work overtime to revise the returned documents.

That was why she finally blamed me for everything she had suffered.

Kelly was still showing off.

"I'm telling you, Stella, even if you go to a good university, you won't succeed. In the end, you might even have to work for me.

"Kevin said that as long as we get married, I can get half of his property. Then you and I will be in a different class. You must always look up to me."

I sighed. Kelly who had been spoiled by our family since she was a child was fooled but still felt proud.

Kevin was not that stupid. After he and I fell out in the previous life, he told me clearly that I could not take a penny of the Morgan family. The house and car were all his premarital properties and had been notarized long ago.

I would like to advise Kelly not to have such unrealistic ideas.

Kelly said, "Stella, don't envy me. Let me tell you a secret. If I hadn't given you that chance to go to college, you might have been the one marrying Kevin.

"But it's too late now. He has fallen deeply in love with me and will marry me."

...

I gave up my idea of advising her.

Since Kelly was so keen on my past life, I had no choice but to give it up.

"Okay, then I wish you and Kevin will always be together and love each other till old age."