Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Janice and Helen were cousins in the first place, and they were pretty similar in their devotion to love.

"Looks like you've finally cured your blindness.

You no longer treat acommon stone like treasure." Holding the fan in her hand, Helen fanned herself from time to time.

Every movement of hers was charming.

This was their first time meeting each other in a long while.

Even so, the first thing they said to each other was a direct hit to the other's weak points.

Janice didn't back down, either.

"It's nothing compared to your long-lasting love.

you've been divorced for so many years, but you still spent so much effort to do all this.

“But in the end, you never did win over that Carlton guy, did you?" Helen replied, "I didn't win his heart, but at least I've gotten my revenge by destroying their family.

I'm not as soft-hearted as you are, Janice.

"You gave your husband to another woman, and you even gave them money to help them make a comeback.

"Janice, you're so kind that even Mother Teresa pales in comparison." Helen came from a difficult background.

When she was young, everyone looked down on her because she was an illegitimate child.

from a rich family, would talk

a love-hate relationship with

the past, Janice didn't

she took a seat and poured a cup of tea

or less

not be hypocrites."

"Is that child ...

Kenneth, and you've already forgotten that you had a daughter." "I wasn't of

a proper family, and they had to be separated from their

all these years." Helen lit a cigarette, saying lazily, "Janice, Leia no

"I apologize for being so blunt,

she was young had turned into a nightmare

now, she would be startled awake in the middle of the night because of those

itself is hurting her, so you shouldn't meet her." From a long distance away,

restless ever since she

her mother in

in her childhood when Janice strangled her and shouted

beautiful woman standing under the moonlight tonight

a completely different person from the mother in

Janice asking about her, she still felt

flowing in her veins in

matter how scared she

that Janice wanted