chapter:2 Liva opened her eyes after being unconscious for ten days.
Liva opened her eyes after being unconscious for ten days. When she woke up, Rina was right there in front of her. Rina was so overjoyed that Liva had regained consciousness; she was so happy she didn't even know how to express it. However, Rina did not realize that during those three years, Liva had transformed from an angel into a monster—her pure heart had turned into one filled with hatred and resentment.
For a while, Liva wondered why Rina kept helping her. Rina enthusiastically shared stories of her past with Liva, but Liva had a beast living inside her; she was a wolf in sheep's clothing. She only listened to Rina superficially, hiding her true face. Rina said, "You are more than a sister to me. Come, my mother is waiting for both of us." But Liva responded with a smile full of malice and schemes.
As they were walking home, Rina told Liva strange and funny jokes. Rina said: "A man goes to a shrine and prays: 'O Lord, whoever worries about me, grant them death!' People asked him: 'Why would you say that?' He replied: 'Well, so they don't have to worry anymore!'" After that, Liva gave a fake laugh so Rina wouldn't sense her hatred. Liva said, "Oh God, my stomach hurts from laughing so much at this girl!" Rina replied, "You deserve everything, my sister."
When they arrived home, Rina's mother said, "Oh my God, my daughter Liva has returned and brought joy with her!" She gave Liva a warm hug. Rina's mother was very compassionate, pure-hearted, and kind. She thought to herself, "This girl has seen so much misery; she was deprived of her parents' affection and stayed alone for three years." She told Liva, "You are my daughter; never think that I will differentiate between you and Rina." Liva replied, "Oh my God, is this reality or a dream?" She told Rina's mother, "You are more than a mother to me," and kissed her hand. But Rina and her mother didn't know Liva was an actress; they didn't know how filthy her soul was or how much hatred was in her heart.
Liva worked in front of Rina's house. While Rina was with her male friend, Liva looked at Rina's room and said, "No, she doesn't deserve these things. I deserve them. I hate you, Rina! I hate you! I promise myself I will take this happiness away from you." She gave a devilish laugh, "Hehehee, I will take this joy from you bit by bit."
Liva began her demonic plans. Once, while Rina was out, she went to Rina's mother crying and said, "Mom, Rina threatens me every day. She says I made my parents give you more affection and care than me. She made me look small in front of my parents." Rina's mother believed her and thought, "Oh my God, I didn't know my daughter Rina was such a deceptive and filthy person." Liva played her role so well that even the devil would be impressed by her schemes; she made everyone around believe her.
After that, Rina's mother changed completely toward Rina. She showed her no love and became so cold that it reached the point of hitting, cursing, and humiliating Rina in front of Liva. Rina had done nothing wrong; she was an angel. With eyes full of tears, Rina told her mother, "Mom, I am not like that. You think Liva is telling the truth, but she is lying to me. You will regret this, I'm telling you now before it's too late." Her mother replied, "You are a liar, ungrateful and filthy."
A year passed. Rina said, "My God, I don't deserve these bad things. I am not a bad person." She cried in a cold, lonely room. She had gone from being a smart, wise girl to a broken and miserable one. But the most important thing was that Rina was very strong. She said, "I must not give up under any circumstances. I am strong. I will succeed. I will be everything for myself. We must not trust humans anymore; trust is the most lethal thing."
Rina became exhausted by her mother's rebukes and Liva's tricks. Late one night, Rina went out and saw a poor cat in the mud. She picked it up, took it to her room, and kept it in secret. Every time she looked into the cat's eyes, she would say, "How kind you look. You have become my everything. You are the only thing I trust." But Rina didn't know that life had a deadly surprise in store for her.
Days passed like a dark, cold team over Rina's house. Liva didn't stop there. She thought, "Rina is an educated and aware girl; I must do something to make her mother see hatred and jealousy in Rina's eyes." While Rina was studying, Liva went and burned all of Rina's books. Rina screamed, "Oh my God, get this girl away from me or let me die!" Liva shouted, "Mom!!! Rina slandered me! She said: 'Now I will burn my books and make my mother believe Liva did it!'" Rina's mother said, "What an ungrateful girl you are! Why are you doing this to Liva? she is a helpless girl with no one, while you have a royal life. Is it necessary to be jealous?" Rina cried, "Please don't misunderstand me. I am not like that. No, I am not that kind of girl. Why do you think so?" Rina cried a lot. She felt she had no one in this big world. She thought about how her mother had turned her from a queen into an enemy.
During celebrations and occasions, Rina's mother would buy beautiful, royal clothes for Liva. Rina watched with a heavy heart. Her mother said, "Hey Rina, you deserve nothing. You don't even deserve to wear your old clothes. You are a filthy and ungrateful person." Rina went to her room and thought, "Am I a bad person? Did I do this to Liva?" At that point, a person starts doubting themselves; this is the worst and most torturous kind of psychological state.
On a cold winter night, Liva said, "Mom, Rina threw my clothes into the trash." Even though Rina hadn't done it, her mother got very angry and said nothing but "Rina, get out!" Rina stayed under a tree in the yard in that freezing cold. She saw the poor cat lying under the tree in the cold. Rina went to the cat and realized it was her source of hope. She said, "I will name you Hope (Omid). You made hope return to me." Rina shared her sorrows with the cat. She felt much Written by: Dlin_myth