"Eve, what exactly are you up to." Ethan held her chin, staring into her eyes. "Have you developed a new way to achieve your divorce goal?"
"Who said I wanted a divorce?" Eve flashed him her sweetest smile. "You're my darling husband, and my only goal is to make you happy."
Ethan looked as if he was about to have a heart attack.
The driver lost control and the car almost slammed into the gates.
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In her past life, Evelyn was doted on and admired by her husband, Ethan Anderson. But her foul temper and her desire to be with another man made her destroy her marriage. After that, she fell into a great misery when she discovered that her closest friends were her biggest enemies. It was too late, and she had to carry the regret to her grave.
When she gets a second chance in life,
Will she have the opportunity to redeem herself?
“She cheered when the villainess died. Now she's wearing her face.”
Juliet read romance novels to switch off her brain, and she hated the wife in this one. Jealous, hysterical, and obsessed with her champion husband, she was the villain everyone wanted gone. When Jeffery Stanton forced poison down her throat on the last page, Juliet typed “finally.”
Now she's awake in that same body, in that same bedroom, and Jeffery is walking through the door with the glass of poison in his hand.
She has one chance to live, so she says the only thing she can think of: "Let's divorce."
It works, but it's only the beginning. A mysterious system appears with a warning and a mission: keep Ronan Whitaker, Jeffery's biggest rival, from dying in a crash within twenty-four hours. Complete enough missions to fill the Return Bar, and she can go home.
But the deeper Juliet digs, the less the story makes sense. The wife was a secret heiress and a hidden racing prodigy. She loved a man who never looked at her, and she was framed for the death of her own child.
The real villain was never the woman everyone hated.
Now Juliet has a rival to love, a championship to win, and the truth to drag into the light, before the people who destroyed Juliet finish the job.