"You don't believe me? I'll take it out and show you. It's definitely bigger than yours," South Grant said as she started to unfasten the button on her jeans.
"Go out!"
The words seemed to squeeze out from between his teeth, but they were South Grant's life-saving charm.
She grabbed her T-shirt and hurriedly slipped it on before fleeing in panic.
She ran far away from the hotel without stopping, and finally squatted down on the greenery by the roadside.
She gasped for breath. From the moment she opened her eyes until now, she could finally sort through the whole situation.
She had died on the operating table, under Fiona Grant's scalpel.
Now she was back ten years ago, to the night she lost her innocence.
She didn't take that old man's life, she was no longer a murderer.
She didn't lose her innocence to Nathan Foster, escaping safely. Could this have broken the curse of that night in her previous life?
Subsequently, South Grant thought of Fiona Grant, who was equally suffering on this night.
She started to run home swiftly.
At this moment, light rain began to fall, with raindrops landing on her face.
South Grant wiped away the moisture from her face, unable to distinguish whether it was rain or tears.
The night before her mother disappeared, she told her to take care of her younger siblings.
Fiona Grant failed her, ending her life with a knife in the previous life.
Even in reincarnation, the hatred in South Grant's heart was difficult to quell.
Shawn Grant, that beast, had coveted her mother's beauty years ago and somehow set his sights on Fiona Grant.
South Grant and Fiona Grant are twin sisters who look very similar.
However, since childhood, their parents had told everyone that South Grant was a boy, so Shawn Grant's attention was fixed solely on Fiona Grant.
Although Shawn Grant deserved to die, he shouldn't die now.
If he died, Fiona Grant would face the consequences, and South Grant would no longer bear the blame, leading her to prison.
Their influence on The Grant Family would be significant, and they would likely be cast out.
South Grant wasn't afraid of being driven onto the streets, but her brother couldn't cope.
Her brother was young, born prematurely, and had always been frail.
He suffers from autism and had always been cared for by a specialist psychologist in The Grant Family.
In her previous life, she took the blame for Fiona Grant and went to prison for a year.
Later, Nathan Foster rescued her.
Although she hadn't understood why Nathan Foster saved her at the time, she now realized.
The person she lost her innocence to that night was Nathan Foster; he must have investigated her and brought her out, keeping her with him ever since.
When she emerged from prison, she learned that a year prior, Fiona Grant and her brother, Seth Grant, had been expelled by The Grant Family.
Fiona Grant excelled academically, and her scholarship was enough for her education.
But Seth Grant was only six and had to go to an orphanage.
In the orphanage, bullied by other kids, Seth Grant became even more withdrawn.
It took South Grant nine years, but she couldn't get Seth Grant to speak a single word again.
Why should they leave?
The inheritance left by their father should belong to her brother; if anyone must leave, it should be them!
Thinking of this, South Grant recalled Fiona Grant's last words before she died in her previous life.
She said that they were not the children of The Grant Family, and South Grant knew it.
Their father married their mother when she was already pregnant with the sisters, and Ian Grant kept it a secret from everyone, treating them as his own.
Their mother was sick and often forgot things, and South Grant had overheard her mention it accidentally.
Thinking of this, South Grant reached for the necklace around her neck.
Fiona Grant said it was evidence of their birth father's identity.
When she touched her empty neck and found nothing, South Grant was shocked.
The necklace was lost!!