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Vivian’s POV:
I had loved that man for five years, until I overheard the words that destroyed my life for the second time.
“The car accident that left Vivian crippled? Of course, I was the one who arranged it.”
“Otherwise, how could Vivian have disappeared from the ballet stage? Lilian would never have had the chance to shine the way she does now.”
My hand froze on the doorknob, and my heart clenched painfully.
The man who had just spoken was the person I loved most, also my fiancé.
Alexander Drake.
“You really ruined Vivian's life for your half-sister, Lilian? How cruel are you, Alexander..."
One of his friends let out a mocking laugh. Then I heard Alexander burst into laughter.
“Ruined her? I think Vivian should thank me instead.”
“Without me, Vivian would have spent her entire life trapped in some shabby rehearsal studio. But now, she gets to enjoy a life of luxury."
"Better yet, she can become a mother by serving as the surrogate for Lilian and me.”
“Besides, with this arrangement, all three of us are happy. Isn't that the perfect ending?”
My fingers gripped the wheelchair so tightly that my nails split open, drawing blood.
Yet I felt no pain.
The laughter inside the private room echoed wildly, sounding like voices rising straight from hell.
“Then why are you still marrying Vivian?” someone asked.
Alexander's smile deepened.
“Because the wedding will have the best part.”
“Right before we exchange our vows, I'll play an AI-generated video of Vivian sleeping with multiple men in front of everyone. It'll look real enough for everyone to believe she's nothing more than a filthy slut.”
“That way, I can keep Vivian by my side for the rest of her life. Even if she discovers the truth one day, she'll have no choice but to obey me like a loyal dog.”
Through the frosted glass, I saw Lilian, the woman they had been talking about, lean forward and press her lips against Alexander's as everyone around them broke into applause.
Honestly, if I weren't the victim, I might have applauded Alexander's brilliant plan myself.
The corners of my lips curled into a smile. I smiled until tears streamed down my face, until my heart tightened with unbearable pain.
Memories from five years ago came rushing back like a raging fire.
Back then, I was Blink, the national ballet champion and the youngest dancer ever offered a place in The Swan Ballet Company.
Then, a single car accident took everything from me.
The thick scent of blood filled the air, mixed with my mother's agonizing screams.
She had thrown herself in front of me to protect me, and now she still lay unconscious in the ICU, with no one knowing when, if ever, she would wake up.
As for me, I would never stand on my own feet again, forced to face a future more terrifying than death itself.
I had thought it was fate.
It turned out to be a scheme orchestrated by the man I loved most.
I didn't know how I had stumbled out into the pouring rain that night.
By the time I made it home, I was drenched from head to toe, my body so cold it felt as though I had fallen into an ice cellar. But the rain woke me up.
For the first time in years, my mind had never been clearer.
Since Alexander had treated my love as nothing more than a joke, personally destroying my career, my family, and my dignity, then he shouldn't blame me for being ruthless.
Wiped away my tears, I took a deep breath, and immediately contacted a lawyer to prepare the divorce papers.
Then, I scheduled an abortion for one week later.
Finally.
Taking my phone from my pocket, I slowly dialed a number.
"Vivian?"
The call had barely connected when a deep, familiar voice came through.
Julian Cross, the CEO of Cross Entertainment, the most prestigious entertainment company in the country.
He was also the man who had loved me in silence for years, the only person capable of helping me turn the tables.
"I accept your offer, Julian."
I drew in a deep breath and spoke without the slightest hesitation.
"I'll debut as the first ballet dancer under Cross Entertainment. My legs will make a full recovery in seven days."
The very day of my wedding.
It was the one thing Alexander didn't know, also the trump card that would allow me to turn the entire game around.
Staring at the cold rain outside the window, I added hoarsely,
"In return, in seven days... help me rescue my mom from Hospital X, take me away."
"And help me destroy Alexander. Send this recording to the police, and ask them to reopen the investigation into the car accident from five years ago."
Vivian’s POV:After many hours of emergency treatment, the doctor finally stepped out of the operating room."The patient's condition is very serious. The direct impact shattered the bones in his right leg into multiple fragments.""Even with the best possible recovery, he will still be left with permanent complications..."The doctor's voice grew heavy as he explained, and my mind buzzed numbly. I understood what he meant. After the collision, Alexander's right leg had suffered severe damage, leaving him almost crippled. In some ways, it was even similar to what I had once gone through.I never expected everything to end up like this.After quietly thanking the doctor for saving Alexander, Julian and I went to settle the hospital bills and arrange the best hospital room for him.After waking up and hearing the nurses explain the situation, Alexander had reportedly broken down for a long time and refused to let anyone enter his room. The next day, when I came to visit him, I found hi
Vivian’s POV:Julian’s voice turned cold as he questioned him, all while gently pulling me behind his back to shield me. Alexander pushed himself up from the ground, his palms smeared with blood."Who the fuck are you?"Seeing how closely we stood, our hands clasped tightly together, Alexander glared at Julian as though he were his mortal enemy. Julian, however, merely let out a scornful laugh."What right do you have to ask? Vivian’s ex-husband?"Julian shot the question right back at Alexander, making his face turn pale. Grinding his teeth, Alexander charged straight at us."Shut up, bastard, go die!"Alexander clenched his fists and rushed forward with all his strength, but Julian easily pulled me out of the way. Then he drove a hard kick into Alexander, sending him sprawling onto the ground once again."Come on, Vivian. Don’t waste your time on trash like this anymore."Julian’s voice remained calm, and the warmth of his hand made me feel incredibly safe as I walked forward beside
Vivian’s POV:Hearing those words, a familiar memory came rushing back.Five years ago, when I participated in a prestigious ballet competition in the city, my mom and I stayed at C Hotel.Because I was so anxious about the performance the following day, I couldn't sleep that night and went down to the flower garden to practice.I had always thought I was alone that evening, immersed in the music as I danced beneath the moonlight.I never expected Alexander to have witnessed that scene and to claim that he had fallen in love with me because of it.“Is that so?”Recalling the memory, I looked at Alexander calmly, my expression completely unmoved.“Vivian, you..."A flicker of hope appeared in Alexander's eyes as he reached a hand toward me.Disgusted, I took a step back, my voice remaining ice-cold.“Then your love is truly worthless. I don't want it.”The light in Alexander's eyes gradually faded as he collapsed to the floor.“No matter what, you chose Lilian. As an adult, even if you
Vivian’s POV:“Vivian, are you okay?”Julian rushed toward me and pulled me into his arms.His warmth seeped into my cold body, slowly warming my heart as well, as though he were shielding the trembling version of me who had stood helpless beneath the torrential rain five years ago.Looking up at Julian, I suddenly felt that neither thunder nor darkness was frightening anymore.As long as he was here.“Vivian, don't cry. It's okay now. I'm here.”As he held me tighter, Julian lowered his voice and gently comforted me.Absentmindedly touching my face, I realized it was already covered in tears.I wrapped my arms around him and greedily breathed in his familiar scent, seeking reassurance in it.“Why did you come here?”After finally calming down, I looked at Julian in confusion and asked.He gently patted my head.“I saw the sudden thunderstorm, and then the power went out. You have night blindness, and I thought you'd be frightened.”Hearing Julian's explanation, I merely hummed softly
Vivian’s POV:“Right now, I’m still pursuing Vivian.”As if afraid his previous statement had not been clear enough, Julian repeated it once again.The hall seemed to explode instantly, and every camera turned directly toward me.As for me, my heart skipped a beat the moment I heard it, and I hurriedly turned to look at him.Hadn’t we agreed from the beginning to deny everything and explain that it was all just a matter of camera angles?Why was Julian saying those things now?My gaze was filled with questions, but Julian simply looked back at me. His eyes were so gentle that they nearly melted me.I quickly turned my head away, genuinely afraid I would drown in his eyes if I kept looking.Of course, after the press conference ended, public opinion erupted even more fiercely than before.That much, I had already expected.“Julian, you broke your promise. We clearly agreed that we would deny it.”The moment we reached the lounge, I immediately crossed my arms and stared straight into J
Vivian's POV:In just a single night, the name Blink shot straight to the top of the trending charts across every platform. The performance video from five years ago and my debut video were placed side by side and scrutinized in meticulous detail. Every step, every expression, every turn proved that I was the real Blink.As for Lilian, the once-praised ballet prodigy had become an impostor despised by the entire artistic community.Rumor had it that her contracts had been terminated and her performances suspended indefinitely. Even the audiences who had once admired her had turned their backs on her. Beneath every video she had posted were waves of criticism.“Impostor.”“Fame thief.”Those were the words people were using to describe Lilian right now. And this time, even Alexander could no longer protect her.“Vivian, your movement just now was slightly off-beat. You should have turned a little earlier.”A male voice suddenly sounded from behind me, cutting off my train of thought.







